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• but first I would prove you what you are, unskilful plasterers all of you, that follow false rules of your craft. (Job 13, 4)

• Why then, beware of his own infallible scrutiny; think you he will be blinded, as men are blinded, by your sophistries? (Job 13, 9)

• But two rights I claim, if I am to face thee openly; (Job 13, 20)

• Tell me, what are all these transgressions, these faults thou findest in me? What crime, what wrong-doing is mine? (Job 13, 23)

• So man falls asleep, never to rise again while heaven endures; from that sleep there is no waking, there is no rousing him. (Job 14, 12)

• So jealous a record thou keepest of every step I take, and hast thou never a blind eye for my faults? (Job 14, 16)

• We too have ancients among us, grey-headed men that have seen more days than any father of thine. (Job 15, 10)

• thou shalt hear what wise men have said, making known the tradition of their fathers, (Job 15, 18)

• fall he must before his time; withered every branch, (Job 15, 32)

• Vainly engendered, borne in the womb, brought forth, their load of misery and infamy and shame. (Job 15, 35)

• these furrowed cheeks are the witness of it. And now a false accuser dares me to my face and baits me!✻ (Job 16, 9)

• So free from care my life was, and now, suddenly as though a wild beast had fastened on me, dashed me to the ground, he has broken that life to pieces. I am a mark for his archery, (Job 16, 13)