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• I have seen the senseless taking root, when a curse fell suddenly on his house. (Job 5, 3)

• It is people who breed trouble for themselves as surely as eagles fly to the height. (Job 5, 7)

• He sends down rain to the earth, pours down water on the fields. (Job 5, 10)

• For he who wounds is he who soothes the sore, and the hand that hurts is the hand that heals. (Job 5, 18)

• You will know that your tent is secure, and your sheepfold unharmed when you inspect it. (Job 5, 24)

• You will see your descendants multiply, your offspring grow like the grass in the fields. (Job 5, 25)

• Refuse faithful love to your neighbour and you forsake the fear of Shaddai. (Job 6, 14)

• the ice makes their waters turgid when, above them, the snow melts, (Job 6, 16)

• but, come the burning summer, they run dry, they vanish in the heat of the sun. (Job 6, 17)

• Have I said to you, 'Give me something, make some present for me at your own cost, (Job 6, 22)

• Fair comment can be borne without resentment, but what are your strictures aimed at? (Job 6, 25)

• Do you think mere words deserve censure, desperate speech that the wind blows away? (Job 6, 26)