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• Wouldst thou trust that great strength of his to do thy work for thee, (Job 39, 11)

• Here is the ostrich, of one feather with heron and hawk, (Job 39, 13)

• Ay, and what of the horse? Is it of thy gift his great strength comes, was it thou didst caparison with him terrors?✻ (Job 39, 19)

• Thou wilt not scare him away like a locust; fiercely he breathes, (Job 39, 20)

• he swallows up the intervening distance, all heat and rage. Little recks he of the trumpet’s blast; (Job 39, 24)

• Here is Behemoth,✻ my creature as thou art, fed on the same grass the oxen eat; (Job 40, 10)

• Will he importune thee with entreaties, or cajole thee with blandishments, (Job 40, 22)

• his very breath will set coals aflame, such fire issues from that mouth. (Job 41, 12)

• Sunlight flashes beneath him as he goes, a path of gold through the slime;✻ (Job 41, 21)

• Clansmen and clanswomen and all his old acquaintances gathered about him now, and sat down as guests in his house, and made great ado bemoaning all the afflictions the Lord had sent him; not one of them but gave him presents, a sheep and a gold ear-ring apiece. (Job 42, 11)

• He who dwells in heaven is laughing at their threats, the Lord makes light of them; (Psalms 2, 4)

• Great ones of the world, will your hearts always be hardened,✻ will you never cease setting your heart on shadows, following a lie? (Psalms 4, 3)