Job 6
KJ3 Literal Translation — Chapter 6 of 42
Chapter Summary
1 Job shows that his complaints are not causeless. 8 He wishes for death, where he believes he will be assured of comfort. 14 He reproves the unkindness of his three friends.
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Job argues his rash words are justified because his grief is heavier than the sand of the seas, and he feels the poisoned arrows and terrors of the Al…
Job compares his friends to dried-up winter torrents that fail travelers. He accuses them of dealing deceitfully and failing to show pity or properly …
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Job argues his rash words are justified because his grief is heavier than the sand of the seas, and he feels the poisoned arrows and terrors of the Almighty within him.
Job 6:1-13Job compares his friends to dried-up winter torrents that fail travelers. He accuses them of dealing deceitfully and failing to show pity or properly instruct him.
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