'Done' in the Bible

And at the end of their days of feasting, Job sent and made them clean, getting up early in the morning and offering burned offerings for them all. For, Job said, It may be that my sons have done wrong and said evil of God in their hearts. And Job did this whenever the feasts came round.

If I have done wrong, what have I done to you, O keeper of men? why have you made me a mark for your blows, so that I am a weariness to myself?

If your children have done evil against him, then their punishment is from his hand.

Though I was in the right, he would say that I was in the wrong; I have done no evil; but he says that I am a sinner.

I have done no wrong; I give no thought to what becomes of me; I have no desire for life.

It is all the same to me; so I say, He puts an end to the sinner and to him who has done no wrong together.

If death comes suddenly through disease, he makes sport of the fate of those who have done no wrong.

The land is given into the power of the evil-doer; the faces of its judges are covered; if not by him, then who has done it?

It seems that I am to be as one who is a cause of laughing to his neighbour, one who makes his prayer to God and is answered! the upright man who has done no wrong is to be made sport of!

Who does not see by all these that the hand of the Lord has done this?

Though my hands have done no violent acts, and my prayer is clean.

The upright are surprised at this, and he who has done no wrong is troubled because of the evil-doers.

How long will it be before you have done talking? Get wisdom, and then we will say what is in our minds.

Be certain that it is God who has done me wrong, and has taken me in his net.

Who will make his way clear to his face? and if he has done a thing, who gives him punishment for it?

The upright saw it and were glad: and those who had done no wrong made sport of them,

If my hand had been lifted up against him who had done no wrong, when I saw that I was supported by the judges;

Though I am right, still I am in pain; my wound may not be made well, though I have done no wrong.

What profit is it to me, and how am I better off than if I had done wrong?

If you have done wrong, is he any the worse for it? and if your sins are great in number, what is it to him?

Then he makes clear to them what they have done, even their evil works in which they have taken pride.

He makes the wrong done to the poor the way of their salvation, opening their ears by their trouble.

Who ever gave orders to him, or said to him, You have done wrong?

And it goes this way and that, round about, turning itself by his guiding, to do whatever he gives orders to be done, on the face of his world of men,