THE BOOK OF JOB.    

GILD HERO OF EAST         THREE OF DIALOGS          SIGH, EAT, FLOORED!       "FELT HAIRS GO" ODE       LARGE FOOD HEIST          I GO FOR SALTED, EH?      EASE? LO, DO FRIGHT!      OLD? O HEARSE GIFT        FORE AGE HID LOTS         LOATHE RIDGES OF          GO, LIFT SORE HEAD        SOOTHE DRAG LIFE          SAFER TO DIG HOLE         EASE, FORDO LIGHT         HI! LET'S FEAR GOOD       "GOSH, RAT LIFE!" ODE     HOARIEST ELF GOD          SAITH ELDER GOOF?         DO FOR LIGHT EASE?        OO! A LIGHT DEFERS        LO, HATED FIRES GO        SLIT, EH? FEAR GOOD!      LIE? GO FADE SHORT        EATER OF HIS GOLD         GOSH! I, EATER, FOLD      O GOD! REAL Fe HITS       STOOGE HERD FAIL?         THE ISLE FOR A GOD        OH GOD, ARISE LEFT        O FADE RIGHT, LOSE        A FOOL DIGS THERE         "O, FEAR LIGHTS" ODE      LO GOD, HE RIFT SEA       OH, SO FLEE Ag, DIRT      O, I TRASH GOLD FEE       FASTER OIL, EH GOD?       FATHER IS OLE DOG         O, I LAG; OTHERS FED      GOLD AS THEIR FOE         SO THREE DOG, FAIL        THE AGED FOOL, SIR        SO, EARTH GOD, LIFE!      OH GOD, REST A LIFE       HALO ERODE GIFTS?         O HEAR IT, SELF GOD!      GET SEA FLOOR HID         O HEAR! GOD IS FELT       SO HE FELT AIR, GOD       I GATE HER FLOODS         HEED FOG'S TAILOR         SEE ROAD OF LIGHT?        A GOD SIRETH FLOE

(1:3)         (2:11)        (3:24)        (4:15)        (5:5)         (6:6)         (7:13)        (7:15)        (8:8)         (9:5)         (10:15)       (10:20        (11:18)       (12:5)        (13:11)       (14:1)        (15:10,11) (15:7-18)    (16:6)        (17:12)       (18:5)        (19:29)       (20:5)        (20:15)       (20:23)       (20:24)       (21:10)       (22:30)       (23:9)        (23:9)        (24:16)       (25:2-5)      (26:12)       (27:15)       (28:15)       (29:6)        (30:1)        (31:5-8)     (31:24)       (32:1)        (32:9)        (33:4)        (34:29)       (35:2)        (35:7)        (36:30)       (37:2-5)      (38:1)        (38:8)        (38:9)        (38:19)       (38:28,29)

richest man in the land of Uz  conversations of Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar  sighs before eating, then gets devastating news  spirit makes hair of flesh stand up  robbers swallow up harvest  unsavory taste of unsalted egg-whites  terrifying visions even in sleep  desireth the deliverance of death  learning of former ages to be searched out  God overturneth mountains in his anger  Job's head afflicted with confusion  Job, weary of life, seeks comfort of grave  the secure blessings of repentance  someone trying to sleep hates lamp to be on  asks friends if they fear God's excellence  man is of few days, and full of trouble  very aged small-minded men minimize god  is wiser than the hoary headed aged?   miserable comforters' vain speech easeth not  foreshortened daylight giveth way to night  fires of the wicked to be extinguished  be afraid of the sword and it's wrath  wicked hypocrites triumph is short-lived  swallow riches and surely vomit them back  God rains furious wrath at dinner time  no escape from God's steel bow  no, but foolish rich wind up stubble anyway  pure island of the innocent delivered  looketh for God on the left hand  loses sight of God, hiding on the right hand  oppressors operate in darkness  fear God, to whom even starlight is impure  He divideth the sea with His power  silver will do wicked no more good than dirt   wisdom cannot be purchased with gold  streams of oil poureth from a rock  deriders' fathers unworthy of flock dogs  spiritual laggards deserve to lose produce  iniquity of placing confidence in gold  "friends" badgering doesn't persuade Job  young Elihu's ideas on age vs. wisdom  breath of the Almighty giveth life  God-given quietness is immune to trouble  Job's self-righteousness slights God  Elihu chastiseth Job's presumption  God covereth the bottom of the sea  God's thunderous voice reverberateth  God answers out of a whirlwind  God shuts up the sea before it breaks forth  Listen, I dressed earth in cloud garments  do you know the path to light's house  God is the father of ice, frost, rain

  THE 4 CONSTELLATIONS  

HI! STAR FEEL GOOD?    O GEE! IF HOLD STAR      I? HEED LOG OF STAR?    GIE FOLD O' STAR, EH?  O GEE, HI! STAR FOLD

(38:31)      (38:31)      (38:32)        (38.32)       (38.32)

the sweet influences of Pleiades  loosing the bands of Orion  bringing forth Mazzaroth in his season              give guidance to Arcturus with his sons  give guidance to Arcturus with his sons

 

LO, A GIFTED HORSE        O, SO A FIGHTER LED?      LIT SHADE OF ORGE         HE'S A FLOOD TIGER        LO, SIGHT FOE. DARE?      O, FLOG? IT ADHERES       OH! I FEEL DARTS GO       GO FROTH, IDLE SEA        GOLD OF EATER, HIS

(39:19-25)   (40:2)         (40:21-22)    (40:23)        (41:9,10)      (41:15-17)    (41:26)        (41:31)        (42:11)

horse of incredible powers described  Job's presumptuousness towards God  sun beats down on trees shading Behemoth       Behemoth can drink up a river         no one dares stir up leviathan  Leviathan's impenetrable scale armor  can hold neither spear, dart, nor habergeon  God maketh the deep to boil like a pot  Job's friends eat, commiserate, give money