In the land of Uz, there was a man called Job: an innocent and virtuous man, such a one as feared God, and eschewed evil.

Then said the LORD unto Satan, "Hast thou not considered my servant Job, and how that he is an innocent and virtuous man: such one as feareth God, and escheweth evil, and that there is none like him in the land?"

Then said the LORD unto Satan, "Hast thou not considered my servant Job, how that he is an innocent and virtuous man such one as feareth God, and escheweth evil, and that there is none like him in the land? But thou movedst me against him, to punish him: yet is it in vain, for he continueth still in his godliness."

There, must the wicked cease from their tyranny, there such as are overlaboured be at rest.

Was I not happy? Had I not quietness? Was I not in rest? And now cometh such misery upon me!"

"How long wilt thou talk of such things? How long shall thy mouth speak so proud words?

He doth great things, such as are unsearchable, yea and wonders without number.

and then shall I answer him without any fear. For as long as I am in such fearfulness, I can make no answer: And why?

that thou makest such inquisition for my wickedness, and searchest out my sin?

Doest thou open thine eyes upon such one, and bringest me in thy judgment?

With us are old and aged men; yea, such as have lived longer than thy forefathers.

that thy mind is so puffed up against God and lettest such words go out of thy mouth?

For the congregation of hypocrites is unfruitful, and the fire shall consume the houses of such as are greedy to receive gifts.

"I have oft times heard such things. Miserable givers of comfort are ye, all the sort of you.

Such are now the dwellings of the wicked, and this is the place of him that knoweth not God."

He hath put my brethren far away from me, and such as were of mine acquaintance, are become strangers unto me.

All such as were my most familiars, abhor me: And they whom I loved best, are turned against me.

And though God save their children from such sorrow, yet will he so reward themselves, that they shall know it.

To such as were weary, hast thou given no water to drink, and thou hast withdrawn bread from the hungry.

Should such one then as useth violence, wrong and oppression, doing all things of partiality, and having respect of persons, dwell in the land?

Hath he such pleasure and delight in the Almighty, that he dare always call upon God?

Behold, ye stand in your own conceit, as though ye knew all things. Wherefore then do ye go about with such vain words,

With the river of water parteth he asunder the strange people, that knoweth no good neighborhead; such as are rude, unmannerly and boisterous.

I never suffered my mouth to do such a sin, as to wish him evil.

Such a respect hath he unto men. Therefore let a man confess, and say, 'I offended, but he hath chastened and reformed me: I did unrighteously nevertheless he hath not recompensed me thereafter.

Where is there such one as Job, that drinketh up scornfulness like water?

Insomuch that they have caused the voice of the poor to come unto him, and now he heareth the complaint of such as are in necessity.

of such an ungodly person as thou, and of the son of man that is righteous - as thou pretendest to be?

For such one never sayeth, 'Where is God that made me? And that shineth upon us, that we might praise him in the night?

If any such complain, no man giveth answer; and that because of the wickedness of proud tyrants.

As for such as be fained hypocrites, they heap up wrath for themselves: for they call not upon him, though they be his prisoners.

"The poor delivereth he out of his affliction, and comforteth such as be in necessity and trouble.

Nevertheless, thou hast condemned the judgment of the ungodly; yea, even such a judgment and sentence shalt thou suffer.

Hath God ordained then, that the glorious life of thee, and all such mighty men should not be put down?

Behold, God is of a mighty high power: Where is there such a guide and lawgiver as he?

A roaring voice followeth him: for his glorious majesty giveth such a thunder clap, that, though a man hear it, yet may he not perceive it afterward. It giveth a horrible sound,

Is thine arm then like the arm of God? Maketh thy voice such a sound as his doth?

look well, that thou makest all such as be stubburn, to obey; tread all the ungodly under thy feet,