And it fortuned that when they had passed over the time of their banqueting round about; Job sent for them, and sanctified them, and gat up early, and offered for every one a burnt offering. For Job thought thus: "Peradventure my sons have done some offense, and have been unthankful to God in their hearts." And thus did Job everyday.

For the thing that I feared is come upon me: and the thing that I was afraid of, is happened unto me.

In destruction and dearth thou shalt be merry, and shalt not be afraid for the beasts of the earth:

Even so are ye also come unto me: but now that ye see my misery, ye are afraid.

then troublest thou me with dreams - and makest me so afraid through visions

Then am I afraid of all my works, for I know thou wilt not judge me innocent.

Let him take his rod away from me; yea, let him make me no more afraid of him,

Then shouldest thou take thy rest, and no man to make thee afraid, yea many one should set much by thee.

Shall he not make you afraid, when he showeth himself? Shall not his terrible face fall upon you?

Withdraw thine hand from me, and let not the fearful dread of thee make me afraid.

Sorrow and carefulness make him afraid, and compass him round about, like as it where a king with his host ready to the battle.

"Fearfulness shall make him afraid on every side, that he shall not know where to get out.

For when I ponder and consider this, I am afraid, and my flesh is smitten with fear.

Is he afraid to reprove thee, and to step forth with thee into judgment?

This is the cause, that I shrink at his presence, so that when I consider him I am afraid of him.

For if I had feared any great multitude of people, or if I had been despised of the simple; Oh then should I have been afraid. Thus have I quietly spent my life, and not gone out at the door.

So that he gave answer himself, and said, "Considering that I am young, and ye be men of age, I was afraid, and durst not show forth my mind,

Therefore, thou needest not be afraid of me, neither needest thou to fear that my authority shall be too heavy for thee.

Wilt thou not give a reasonable answer? Art thou afraid of anything, seeing thou begannest first to speak, and not I?

When he goeth, the mightiest of all are afraid, and the waves heave.