Job continues his answer, comparing human life to hard service and sleepless nights. He turns directly to God, asking why he has become the object of such relentless attention and why his suffering is not relieved. He acknowledges sin in general terms but questions why he is treated as though he were a target.
Job continues his answer, comparing human life to hard service and sleepless nights. He turns directly to God, asking why he has become the object of such relentless attention and why his suffering is not relieved. He acknowledges sin in general terms but questions why he is treated as though he were a target.
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