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• He, when first he took scale and measuring-line to set wind and water their task, (Job 28, 25)

• when he appointed a time for the rain’s abating, and a track for the whistling storm, (Job 28, 26)

• in me, the blind found sight, the lame strength, (Job 29, 15)

• Were they faint-hearted, they found me smiling still, and the encouragement of my glance never failed them. (Job 29, 24)

• Starveling creatures, they should browse in the waste, unkempt, haggard and woe-begone, (Job 30, 3)

• Barren ravine and cave and rock their dwelling-place, (Job 30, 6)

• their poison✻ seems to eat away the very garments I wear, clings fast about me like the collar of my coat. (Job 30, 18)

• Walk I by crooked ways, run I eagerly after false dealing, (Job 31, 5)

• rescuing him from the grave, rekindling the lamp of life for him. (Job 33, 30)

• Here is Job telling us that he is innocent, that God denies him his rights, (Job 34, 5)

• Can there be healing,✻ where there is no love of right? Wouldst thou find fault with him whose justice runs so deep? (Job 34, 17)

• See if thy garments do not cling warm about thee when the south wind cheers the earth! (Job 37, 17)