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• Swifter than a weaver's shuttle my days have passed, and vanished, leaving no hope behind. (Job 7, 6)

• Remember that my life is but a breath, and that my eyes will never again see joy. (Job 7, 7)

• I am wasting away, my life is not unending; leave me then, for my days are but a breath. (Job 7, 16)

• What are human beings that you should take them so seriously, subjecting them to your scrutiny, (Job 7, 17)

• Your former state will seem as nothing to you, so great will your future be. (Job 8, 7)

• but they will teach you, they will tell you, and their thought is expressed in these sayings, (Job 8, 10)

• 'Can papyrus flourish except in marshes? Without water can the rushes grow? (Job 8, 11)

• Even when green and before being cut, fastest of all plants they wither. (Job 8, 12)

• His hope is nothing but gossamer, his confidence a spider's web. (Job 8, 14)

• Like some lush plant in the sunlight, he sent his young shoots sprouting over the garden; (Job 8, 16)

• but his roots were twined in a heap of stones, he drew his life among the rocks. (Job 8, 17)

• Once again laughter may fill your mouth and cries of joy break from your lips. (Job 8, 21)