Job contrasts his former honor with present humiliation. Younger men mock him, social outcasts ridicule him, his body is wracked with pain, and he feels cast into the mire. He cries to God but experiences no answer, ending with images of mourning, darkness, fever, and isolation.
Job contrasts his former honor with present humiliation. Younger men mock him, social outcasts ridicule him, his body is wracked with pain, and he feels cast into the mire. He cries to God but experiences no answer, ending with images of mourning, darkness, fever, and isolation.
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