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the storm sweeps them away, forgotten in death as the temple minions are forgotten;✻ (Job 36, 14)
lay aside thy greatness, forbear to oppress, away with the body-guard which attends thee; (Job 36, 19)
God, that is so great and powerful, man’s sovereign teacher, (Job 36, 22)
Bethink thee, how high beyond thy thought are those creatures of his which men praise; (Job 36, 24)
Truly there is no measuring God’s greatness, no reckoning his length of days. (Job 36, 26)
God’s voice in the thunder, a marvel worthy of him, whose deeds are so great and so unsearchable. (Job 37, 5)
At God’s breath the frost binds fast, till he bids the waters flow again in plenty. (Job 37, 10)
Light fails men’s eyes; all of a sudden, the air is thick with clouds; then a breath of passing wind has driven them away! (Job 37, 21)
find speech worthy of it we cannot, so great he is in strength, so prudent in counsel, so faithful in right dealing, past all that tongue can tell. (Job 37, 23)
When did the gates of death open to thee, and give thee sight of its gloomy threshold? (Job 38, 17)
Tell me by what means the light is scattered over earth, the heat diffused; (Job 38, 24)
to make water hard as stone, imprison the depths beneath its surface? (Job 38, 30)