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What, all abashed, these wise men, no answer ready, the words driven from their lips? (Job 32, 15)
Innocent though I be of all wrong, free from the stain of guilt, (Job 33, 9)
This is one means by which he will turn a man away from his designs, purge him of his pride; (Job 33, 17)
Now God has reprieved me from death’s exile, I am to live still, and see the light. (Job 33, 28)
rescuing him from the grave, rekindling the lamp of life for him. (Job 33, 30)
Listen to me, then, discerning hearts! From God, the Almighty, far removed is all wickedness, is every thought of wrong; (Job 34, 10)
From a deep source I will draw my reasons, proving him, my Maker, to be just; (Job 36, 3)
Never from the just is his favour withdrawn; a royal throne is theirs for ever, so high he exalts them. (Job 36, 7)
he will speak home to them for their correction, warn them to turn back from their guilty ways. (Job 36, 10)
It is the cunning, the false-hearted, that are God’s sworn enemies; from them no cry comes when the chains close about them; (Job 36, 13)
From the pit’s mouth, where the ground seems lost under thy feet, he will bring thee out into full freedom; thou shalt take thy ease at a table loaded with dainties. (Job 36, 16)
how mortals see, but see, like mortals, from afar. (Job 36, 25)
