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• Sweet in the mouth is the taste of evil-doing; how the tongue cherishes it! (Job 20, 12)

• But once let that food reach his belly, not the gall of adders is so venomous. (Job 20, 14)

• ah for a meal to fill his belly with! But no, God’s angry vengeance is let loose on him, raining down all its weapons; (Job 20, 23)

• Bright and bitter the drawn sword threatens; about him, dread warriors come and go.✻ (Job 20, 25)

• But Job answered: (Job 21, 1)

• Listen, do but listen to me, and then, if you will, repent of your charity; (Job 21, 2)

• Long they live, to see their posterity thrive about them, kinsmen and grandsons thronging all around. (Job 21, 8)

• blithe as lambs the little children go out to play; (Job 21, 11)

• So, full of ease, their life passes, and they go down at last without a struggle to the grave. (Job 21, 13)

• Tell me, how often in very deed are the hopes of the wicked extinguished, engulfed by the flood? Does God’s vengeance often deal out misfortune to them, (Job 21, 17)

• But perhaps God is reserving for the children punishment of their father’s sins? Nay, let the sinner himself feel the retribution when it comes; (Job 21, 19)

• The rogue’s villainy is being reserved for future punishment, he is being slowly drawn on to his doom. (Job 21, 30)