After seven silent days, Job finally speaks. He does not curse God, but he curses the day of his birth and wishes it had never entered the calendar. He longs for death and rest, describing the misery of a man whose suffering has overwhelmed his sense of purpose.
After seven silent days, Job finally speaks. He does not curse God, but he curses the day of his birth and wishes it had never entered the calendar. He longs for death and rest, describing the misery of a man whose suffering has overwhelmed his sense of purpose.
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