Job 16:12, Job 29:18 seq. Job 3:26 means that Job has no pause between the waves of his affliction, no time to recover from one before another overwhelms him.

Life only increases Job's misery. He feels that he would be better dead than alive, better in darkness than in light.

Job describes the depth of the suffering. They are suffering so much that they would rather die. The symbolism that Job uses is that they desire death so much.

Job 3:26. I was not in safety, neither had I rest, neither was I quiet — Three expressions denoting the same thing, which was also signified in the verse ...

Job voices a profound lament about his suffering and the burden of life itself. This passage reflects his overwhelming state. Не найдено: 26 | Нужно включить: 26

Job 3:24 In-Context 25 What I feared has come upon me; what I dreaded has happened to me. 26 I have no peace, no quietness; I have no rest, but only turmoil.”

Grace teaches us, in the midst of life's greatest comforts, to be willing to die, and, in the midst of its greatest crosses, to be willing to live. Job, to ...

David Guzik commentary on Job 3, where we see Job cursing the day of his birth, but not his God, and he wishes to die to be released from his misery.

Job 3:24-26 For sighing has become my daily food; my groans pour out like water. What I feared has come upon me; what I dreaded has happened to me.

Job was a righteous man, which means he was a sinner - saved by grace. Job trusted in God, and his faith was credited as righteous. Although the evil that ...