Discovery Box| (0.22393422003284) | Job 23:16 |
| Indeed, God has made my heart faint; 1 the Almighty has terrified me. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 25:3 |
| Can his armies be numbered? 1 On whom does his light 2 not rise? |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 28:10 |
| He has cut out channels 1 through the rocks; his eyes have spotted 2 every precious thing. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 30:17 |
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| (0.22393422003284) | Job 33:1 |
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| (0.22393422003284) | Job 34:3 |
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| (0.22393422003284) | Job 34:5 |
| For Job says, ‘I am innocent, 1 but God turns away my right. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 34:12 |
| Indeed, in truth, God does not act wickedly, and the Almighty does not pervert justice. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 36:19 |
| Would your wealth 1 sustain you, so that you would not be in distress, 2 even all your mighty efforts? 3 |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 36:28 |
| which the clouds pour down and shower on humankind abundantly. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 37:11 |
| He loads the clouds with moisture; 1 he scatters his lightning through the clouds. |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 38:15 |
| Then from the wicked the light is withheld, and the arm raised in violence 1 is broken. 2 |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 38:23 |
| which I reserve for the time of trouble, for the day of war and battle? 1 |
| (0.22393422003284) | Job 42:7 |
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| (0.2238967816092) | Job 6:10 |
| Then I would yet have my comfort, 1 then 2 I would rejoice, 3 in spite of pitiless pain, 4 for 5 I have not concealed the words 6 of the Holy One. 7 |
| (0.2238967816092) | Job 7:4 |
| If I lie down, I say, 1 ‘When will I arise?’, and the night stretches on 2 and I toss and turn restlessly 3 until the day dawns. |
| (0.22318904761905) | Job 4:2 |
| “If someone 1 should attempt 2 a word with you, will you be impatient? 3 But who can refrain from speaking 4 ? |
| (0.22318904761905) | Job 5:8 |
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| (0.22318904761905) | Job 5:23 |
| For you will have a pact with the stones 1 of the field, and the wild animals 2 will be at peace 3 with you. |
| (0.22318904761905) | Job 6:2 |
| “Oh, 1 if only my grief 2 could be weighed, 3 and my misfortune laid 4 on the scales too! 5 |
