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• And of his travels he still said the same; he had been roaming about the earth, to and fro about the earth. (Job 2, 2)

• Why then, the Lord said, thou hast seen for thyself that this servant of mine, Job, has not his like on earth; a man so true and honest, ever fearing his God, and keeping far from wrong-doing. And still he maintains his innocence.✻ Shame it is that thou hast set me on to do him a mischief, and all to no purpose. (Job 2, 3)

• Nay, answered the Enemy, skin must suffer before skin grieves.✻ Nothing a man owns, but he will part with it to keep his skin whole. (Job 2, 4)

• What, then, of Man, earth-bound in his house of clay, eaten away by the moth of time? (Job 4, 19)

• Impatience is a great murderer of fools; in their simpleness of heart, they repine at the injury, to their ruin. (Job 5, 2)

• His to grant the parched earth rain, watering the countryside; (Job 5, 10)

• now, misery, take heart, let malice stand dumb with confusion! (Job 5, 16)

• rapine and dearth thou shalt defy. And besides all this, ravening beasts shall not daunt thee; (Job 5, 22)

• Here are thoughts tested and found true; well for thee if thou wilt heed them, and ponder them in thy heart. (Job 5, 27)

• What is man’s life on earth but a campaigning? Like a hired drudge, he passes his time away; (Job 7, 1)

• And should I utter no word? Nay, the crushed spirit will find a voice, the embittered heart will not keep its own counsel. (Job 7, 11)

• Never a day dawns but thou wilt surprise him at his post; never a moment when thou art not making proof of him. (Job 7, 18)