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• should rather take flight yourselves, the sword at your heels; the sword that avenges wrong, proof to you that justice shall be done. (Job 19, 29)

• Not deaf am I to thy pleadings, but there is a voice in my heart gives me pause. (Job 20, 3)

• poisonous as the asp’s head or the viper’s tongue were those juices he sucked, (Job 20, 16)

• The justice of my cause once made known to him, I should triumph at last. (Job 23, 7)

• Brave advice offered in that great discernment of thine, to one who so lacks wisdom! (Job 26, 3)

• Here is but a small part of his doings, here is but the whisper of his voice; who dares to contemplate the thunder of his full magnificence? (Job 26, 14)

• As sure as he is a living God, he, the omnipotent, who so refuses me justice, who makes my lot in life so bitter; (Job 27, 2)

• cuts channels through the rock, where things of price have dazzled his eye; (Job 28, 10)

• How should man set a price on it? This earth our pleasant home, yields no return of it; (Job 28, 13)

• how they blessed me, souls reprieved from instant peril; with what comfort the widow’s heart rejoiced! (Job 29, 13)

• Did I refuse justice to man-servant of mine or woman-servant, when they had complaint to bring? (Job 31, 13)

• Did I triumph over a fallen foe, rejoice at his ruin; (Job 31, 29)