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• And here am I, proposing to defend myself and select my arguments against him! (Job 9, 14)

• When a sudden deadly scourge descends, he laughs at the plight of the innocent. (Job 9, 23)

• Anyone becomes a laughing-stock to his friends if he cries to God and expects an answer. People laugh at anyone who has integrity and is upright. (Job 12, 4)

• But my words are intended for Shaddai; I mean to remonstrate with God. (Job 13, 3)

• Do you mean to defend God by prevarication and by dishonest argument, (Job 13, 7)

• Since his days are measured out, since his tale of months depends on you, since you assign him bounds he cannot pass, (Job 14, 5)

• 'When will these windy arguments be over?' or again, 'What sickness drives you to defend yourself?' (Job 16, 3)

• Henceforth I have a witness in heaven, my defender is there on high. (Job 16, 19)

• let my anguish plead the cause of a man at grips with God, just as a man might defend his fellow. (Job 16, 21)

• Just so is a man who invites his friends to share his property while the eyes of his own children languish. (Job 17, 5)

• His end appals the west and fills the east with terror. (Job 18, 20)

• my intimate friends have gone away and the guests in my house have forgotten me. (Job 19, 14)