old lion: Job 38:39; Genesis 49:9; Numbers 23:24, Numbers 24:9; Psalms 7:2; Jeremiah 4:7; Hosea 11:10; 2 Timothy 4:17
perisheth: Psalms 34:10
the stout: Job 1:19, Job 8:3-4, Job 27:14-15
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Job 4:11
Job 4:11
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