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Speak we, it may be thou wilt take our words amiss, yet speech will out. (Job 4, 2)
Listen; here is a secret that was made known to me; it was but the breath of a whisper overheard. (Job 4, 12)
What of Man, cut down between morn and eve, doomed to perish unregarded, (Job 4, 20)
Never yet did I see a fool secure in his possessions but I prophesied disaster, there and then, for his fair prospects. (Job 5, 3)
his harvest a prey for hungry neighbours, himself for the armed robber, his wealth drunk up by thirsty mouths.✻ (Job 5, 5)
Never was ill without a cause; never did mischief spring up self-sown. (Job 5, 6)
Wounds he, it is but to heal; the same hand, which smote, shall medicine thee. (Job 5, 18)
slander find thee out, havoc reach thee; (Job 5, 21)
But Job answered: (Job 6, 1)
The sand on the shore of ocean could not match the burden of them, and do you wonder that my utterance is all reproach? (Job 6, 3)
Consolation enough, if he will but torment me to my death; no repining, then, against his will! (Job 6, 10)
In what strength should I hold out? In what hope repose? (Job 6, 11)
