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Starveling creatures, they should browse in the waste, unkempt, haggard and woe-begone, (Job 30, 3)
and making great hue and cry after such dainties, as they pluck them from the hill-slopes! (Job 30, 5)
their poison✻ seems to eat away the very garments I wear, clings fast about me like the collar of my coat. (Job 30, 18)
I go mourning, my face blacker than ever the sun’s heat made it, rise up in public, and claim audience for my wrongs; (Job 30, 28)
Did I threaten the friendless, whenever I could secure judgement against them in the market-place? (Job 31, 21)
doted I upon my great riches, upon all my toil had earned? (Job 31, 25)
That were great wrong done, to deny the God who is higher than all. (Job 31, 28)
of harvests enjoyed, and no price paid for them, of labourers cruelly treated? (Job 31, 39)
Then thistles for wheat, thorns for barley may it yield me. Ended herewith are the sayings of Job. (Job 31, 40)
But I see now that man speaks by inspiration; only the breath of the most High can grant discernment; (Job 32, 8)
Uncertain my span of days; what if he should call me suddenly to account, he, my Creator? (Job 32, 22)
A creature I; God’s spirit made me, the breath of omnipotence woke me to life; (Job 33, 4)
