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• And this is the creature on whom you fix your gaze, and bring to judgement before you! (Job 14, 3)

• There is always hope for a tree: when felled, it can start its life again; its shoots continue to sprout. (Job 14, 7)

• a human being, once laid to rest, will never rise again, the heavens will wear out before he wakes up, or before he is roused from his sleep. (Job 14, 12)

• Will no one hide me in Sheol, and shelter me there till your anger is past, fixing a certain day for calling me to mind- (Job 14, 13)

• can the dead come back to life? - day after day of my service, I should be waiting for my relief to come. (Job 14, 14)

• Then you would call, and I should answer, you would want to see once more what you have made. (Job 14, 15)

• You crush him once for all, and he is gone; first you disfigure him, then you dismiss him. (Job 14, 20)

• His children may rise to honours -- he does not know it; they may come down in the world -- he does not care. (Job 14, 21)

• He feels no pangs, except for his own body, makes no lament, except for his own self. (Job 14, 22)

• Does anyone wise respond with windy arguments, or feed on an east wind? (Job 15, 2)

• Or make a defence with ineffectual words and speeches good for nothing? (Job 15, 3)

• You do worse: you suppress reverence, you discredit discussion before God. (Job 15, 4)