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• cultivating it carefully, he would let it linger on his palate. (Job 20, 13)

• I myself am appalled at the very thought, and my flesh creeps. (Job 21, 6)

• thighs padded with fat and the marrow in the bones good and moist. (Job 21, 24)

• on the day of disaster, the wicked is spared, on the day of retribution, he is kept safe? (Job 21, 30)

• And who is there then to reproach him for his deeds and to pay him back for the things he has done? (Job 21, 31)

• Whatever you undertake will go well, and light will shine on your path; (Job 22, 28)

• Two little walls, their shelter at high noon; parched with thirst, they have to tread the winepress. (Job 24, 11)

• In contrast, there are those who reject the light: who know nothing of its ways and who do not frequent its paths. (Job 24, 13)

• That is a path unknown to birds of prey, unseen by the eye of any vulture; (Job 28, 7)

• a path not trodden by the lordly beasts, where no lion ever walked. (Job 28, 8)

• She cannot be bought with solid gold, nor paid for with any weight of silver, (Job 28, 15)

• Neither gold nor glass compares with her, for her, a vase of fine gold would be no exchange, (Job 28, 17)