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• I was blessed by the dying man; I turned to peace the widow's pining. (Job 29, 13)

• I was wearing my honesty like a garment, my integrity was my robe and turban. (Job 29, 14)

• I was eyes to the blind and feet to the lame, (Job 29, 15)

• My roots will reach to the water; at night my branches will be wet with dew. (Job 29, 19)

• My glory will remain fresh, the bow ever strong in my grip." (Job 29, 20)

• They were banished by their fellowmen who shouted at them as if they were thieves. (Job 30, 5)

• They were forced to seek a home in caves, among the ravines and rock crevices. (Job 30, 6)

• They brayed among the bushes and huddled in the underbrush. (Job 30, 7)

• They were driven from the land for being base and senseless men. (Job 30, 8)

• They do not hesitate to spit before me; they abhor me and keep their distance. (Job 30, 10)

• Seeing that God has unstrung my bow, they have cast off restraint in my presence. (Job 30, 11)

• On my right the rabble rise, build siege ramps and lay snares. (Job 30, 12)