(0.00060027577092511) | Job 3:25 | For the very thing I dreaded |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 4:21 | Is not their excess wealth |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 8:18 | If he is uprooted |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 9:2 | “Truly, |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 9:15 | Although |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 11:12 | But an empty man will become wise, when a wild donkey’s colt is born a human being. |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 13:1 |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 13:23 | How many are my |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 13:25 | Do you wish to torment |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 14:18 | But as |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 20:13 | if he retains it for himself and does not let it go, and holds it fast in his mouth, |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 22:20 | ‘Surely our enemies |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 22:28 | Whatever you decide |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 23:14 | For he fulfills his decree against me, |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 27:18 | The house he builds is as fragile as a moth’s cocoon, |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 27:22 | It hurls itself against him without pity |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 28:15 | Fine gold cannot be given in exchange for it, nor can its price be weighed out in silver. |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 31:8 | then let me sow |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 31:27 | so that my heart was secretly enticed, and my hand threw them a kiss from my mouth, |
(0.00060027577092511) | Job 31:28 | then this |