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were flesh and skin that clothed me, bone and sinew that built up my frame; (Job 10, 11)
Nay, he himself will be the first to blame you for wrongful attachment to his cause; (Job 13, 10)
but at the breath of water it revives, and the leaves come, as they came when it first was planted. (Job 14, 9)
His children rise to honour, sink to shame, and he none the wiser; (Job 14, 21)
It is not in man to live a life all blameless; never son of woman yet found acquittal. (Job 15, 14)
Vainly engendered, borne in the womb, brought forth, their load of misery and infamy and shame. (Job 15, 35)
grief that bows me down till my whole frame is lifeless; (Job 16, 8)
my eyes grown dim, my whole frame wasted away, in my resentment. (Job 17, 7)
Gone the fame of him, gone the name of him, from street and country-side,✻ (Job 18, 17)
Crushing poverty shall be his children’s lot; his acts shall yield their own harvest of shame, (Job 20, 10)
all the lusty vigour of his frame doomed, like himself, to silence and the dust. (Job 20, 11)
Ask any wayfarer (you say) that knows them, and you shall hear the same account of the matter: (Job 21, 29)