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Now be God’s hand laid bare, now let me acknowledge openly the counsels of omnipotence! (Job 27, 11)
Not for pure gold is it bartered, or weighed against silver in the balance; (Job 28, 15)
And thus Job continued to lay bare his thought: (Job 29, 1)
cropping mallow and tree-bark and juniper-root for their diet, (Job 30, 4)
Barren ravine and cave and rock their dwelling-place, (Job 30, 6)
did I never earn thanks, from the back that went bare till fleece of my flock warmed it? (Job 31, 20)
Then thistles for wheat, thorns for barley may it yield me. Ended herewith are the sayings of Job. (Job 31, 40)
But there was one who stood by in anger and thought scorn of them, Eliu the Buzite, son of Barachel, of Ram’s kindred. Angry he was with Job, for claiming that God did him an injury, (Job 32, 2)
Thus, then, spoke Eliu the Buzite, son of Barachel: Late in time was I born, and you are older men than I; with bowed head I kept my own counsel, (Job 32, 6)
Was it thou or I shut in the sea behind bars? No sooner had it broken forth from the womb (Job 38, 8)
set it within bounds of my own choosing, made fast with bolt and bar; (Job 38, 10)
yet she will leave her eggs on the bare earth; and canst thou give warmth to the dust to hatch them?✻ (Job 39, 14)
