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

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

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

• How blind are we, creatures of a day, whose time on earth passes like a shadow! (Job 8, 9)

• can move earth from its place, and set all its pillars quaking, (Job 9, 6)

• Far as earth it stretches, wide as ocean; (Job 11, 9)

• the secret is known in every cranny of the earth, the fish in the sea will make it known to thee; (Job 12, 8)

• Root and stock old and withered, down in the dusty earth, (Job 14, 8)

• no root shall he strike into the earth, of true wealth or abiding prosperity; (Job 15, 29)

• I charge thee, earth, to leave my blood unburied, never to muffle the echoes of my protest; (Job 16, 19)

• See with what fury he rends his own bosom! Must earth be dispeopled, must the rocks be torn from their place, to gratify one man’s despairing mood? (Job 18, 4)

• Certain it is that never since man found a place on earth (Job 20, 4)