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• against whom he musters all his forces, to ride over me, to beleaguer my dwelling place. (Job 19, 12)

• And I so wasted! Skin clinging to bone, save where the lips cover my teeth, is all that is left of me.✻ (Job 19, 20)

• graven with a pen of iron upon tablets of lead, chiselled on hard flint!✻ (Job 19, 24)

• Endlessly he shall pay for the wrong he did, plagued in the measure of his own false dealings. (Job 20, 18)

• He hides away, where thick darkness broods over him;✻ straightway a fire no human hand has kindled threatens to devour him; woe betide any that would take refuge in that dwelling! (Job 20, 26)

• Safe and sound their dwelling-place; God’s scourge passes them by; (Job 21, 9)

• Wouldst thou tell us that he has no knowledge of what passes, that he issues his decree blindly, (Job 22, 13)

• Turn back to the Almighty for thy healing, and rid thy dwelling-place of guilt. (Job 22, 23)

• Sure enough, there is none but trembles before him; even the old heroes, and those who share their dwelling-place under the lower depths; (Job 26, 5)

• he cannot go on for ever basking in the Almighty’s favour, calling God to his aid. (Job 27, 10)

• when the plague gives all the rest of his line their burial, and never a widow to bemoan them? (Job 27, 15)

• Boldly man matches himself against the flint, uproots the mountain, (Job 28, 9)