Does [the] wild ass bray over grass, or [the] ox bellow over its fodder?

Even over [the] orphan you would cast the lot, and you would bargain over your friend.

Am I [the] sea, or a sea monster, that you set a guard over me?

He [is] {thriving} {before} the sun, and his plant shoots spread over his garden.

His roots twine over a stone heap; he sees a house of stone.

Is it good for you that you oppress, that you despise the labor of your hands, and you smile over the schemes of [the] wicked?

"{Let me have silence}, and I myself will speak, and let come over me whatever [may].

For then you would count my steps, [but] you would not keep watch over my sin.

My transgression would be sealed in a bag, and you would cover over my guilt.

[The] upright are appalled at this, and [the] innocent excites himself over [the] godless.

[Those of the] west are appalled over {his fate}, and [those of the] east {are seized with horror}.

When he is brought to [the] grave, then someone stands guard over [the] tomb.

He stretches out [the] north over emptiness; [he] hangs [the] earth {over nothing}.

[He] covers [the] face of [the] full moon; [he] spreads his cloud over it.

It claps its hands over him, and it hisses at him from its place.

{Proud wild animals} have not trodden it; [the] lion in its prime has not prowled over it.

"{O that I were} as [in] the months before, as [in] the days [when] God watched over me,

when his shining lamp [was] over my head-- by his light I walked through darkness--

as when I was in the days of my prime, when God's confiding [was] over my {house},

Have I not wept for {the unfortunate}, [and] grieved myself over the poor?

let my wife grind for another, and let other [men] kneel over her,

He spares his life from [the] pit and his life from passing over the river [of death].

Who gave him charge [over the] earth? Or who laid on [him] [the] whole world?

but he remains quiet, and who can condemn? And he hides [his] face, and who can behold him? Yet [he is] over a nation and over a person alike,

Can you trust it because its strength [is] great, or will you hand your labor over to it?

With roar and rage {it races over the ground}, and it cannot stand still at [the] sound of [the] horn.

Will guildsmen bargain over it? Will they divide it between tradesmen?

"Its underparts [are] shards of a potsherd; it moves over mud [like] a threshing sledge.

It observes all [the] lofty; it [is] king {over all that are proud}."