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• My days pass: more swiftly than a runner they flee away with never a glimpse of happiness, (Job 9, 25)

• If I wash myself in melted snow, clean my hands with soda, (Job 9, 30)

• to stay his rod from me, or keep away his daunting terrors. (Job 9, 34)

• Are you mortal like human beings? do your years pass as human days pass? (Job 10, 5)

• Woe to me, if I am guilty; even if I am upright, I dare not lift my head, so overwhelmed with shame and drunk with pain am I! (Job 10, 15)

• The days of my life are few enough: turn your eyes away, leave me a little joy, (Job 10, 20)

• before I go to the place of no return, to the land of darkness and shadow dark as death, (Job 10, 21)

• Can you claim to fathom the depth of God, can you reach the limit of Shaddai? (Job 11, 7)

• Then begins an existence more radiant than noon, and the very darkness will be bright as morning. (Job 11, 17)

• He unveils the depths of darkness, brings shadow dark as death to the light. (Job 12, 22)

• to grope about in unlit darkness, lurching to and fro as though drunk. (Job 12, 25)

• But my words are intended for Shaddai; I mean to remonstrate with God. (Job 13, 3)