Job 12:1

Then Job answered:

Then Job replied:

Then Job responded,

Then Job spoke again:

Job answered:

And Job made answer and said,

Then Job answered:

Then Job answered and said:

Then Job answered:

¹ sn This long speech of Job falls into three parts: in 12:2-25 Job expresses his resentment at his friends’ attitude of superiority and acknowledges the wisdom of God; then, in 13:1-28 Job expresses his determination to reason with God, expresses his scorn for his friends’ advice, and demands to know what his sins are; and finally, in 14:1-22 Job laments the brevity of life and the finality of death.