Job 6:13; Job 11:4–6; Job 12:2; Job 13:3; Job 13:13; Job 13:15; Job 13:18; Job 13:19; Job 16:17; Job 16:18; Job 18:2–4; Job 21:27–29; Job 22:2; Job 22:3; Job 32:1; Job 32:2; Job 33:8; Job 33:9; Job 35:2; Job 35:7; Job 35:8

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Job 6:13

13  Have I any help in me,

when resource is driven from me?


Job 11:4–6

For fyou say, My gdoctrine is pure,

and I am clean in God’s1 eyes.

But oh, that God would speak

and open his lips to you,

and that he would tell you the secrets of wisdom!

For he is manifold in hunderstanding.2

Know then that God iexacts of you less than your guilt deserves.


Job 12:2

No doubt you are the people,

and wisdom will die with you.


Job 13:3

dBut I would speak to the Almighty,

and I desire to eargue my case with God.


Job 13:13

13  Let me have silence, and I will speak,

and let come on me what may.


Job 13:15

15  pThough he slay me, I will qhope in him;1

yet I will rargue my ways to his face.


Job 13:18

18  Behold, I have tprepared my case;

I know that I shall be in the right.


Job 13:19

19  uWho is there who will contend with me?

For then I would be silent and die.


Job 16:17

17  although there is no bviolence in my hands,

and my prayer is pure.


Job 16:18

18  O earth, ccover not my blood,

and let my dcry find no resting place.


Job 18:2–4

How long will you bhunt for words?

Consider, and then we will speak.

Why are we counted as ccattle?

Why are we stupid in your sight?

You who dtear yourself in your anger,

shall the earth be forsaken for you,

or ethe rock be removed out of its place?


Job 21:27–29

27  Behold, I know your thoughts

and your schemes to wrong me.

28  For you say, rWhere is the house of the prince?

Where is sthe tent in which the wicked lived?

29  Have you not asked those who travel the roads,

and do you not accept their testimony


Job 22:2

aCan a man be profitable to God?

Surely he who is wise is profitable to himself.


Job 22:3

Is it any pleasure to the Almighty if you are in the right,

or is it gain to him if you bmake your ways blameless?


Job 32:1

Elihu Rebukes Job’s Three Friends

So these three men ceased to answer Job, because he was vrighteous in his own eyes.


Job 32:2

Then Elihu the son of Barachel wthe Buzite, of the family of Ram, burned with anger. He burned with anger at Job because he justified himself xrather than God.


Job 33:8

Surely you have spoken in my ears,

and I have heard the sound of your words.


Job 33:9

You say, I am rpure, without stransgression;

I am clean, and there is no iniquity in me.


Job 35:2

Do you think this to be just?

Do you say, vIt is my right before God,


Job 35:7

aIf you are righteous, what do you give to him?

Or what does he receive from your hand?


Job 35:8

Your wickedness concerns a man like yourself,

and your righteousness ba son of man.