Job 10:1

¹“I am disgusted with my life. Let me complain freely. My bitter soul must complain.a

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In Job 10, Job continues his anguished reply to Bildad, but the target of his speech shifts from his friend to God himself. Job moves from lament to a raw, legal-like dispute with his Maker. He accuses God of creating him only to destroy him, of knowing he is innocent yet refusing t

References· Job 10

a: v.1 — Job 7:11, 1 Kings 19:4, Numbers 11:15, Jonah 4:8, Job 9:21, Job 5:15-16, Job 5:20, Job 10:15-16, Psalms 32:3-5, Isaiah 38:17
b: v.8 — Psalms 119:73, Job 10:3, Isaiah 43:7, Jeremiah 18:3-10, Genesis 6:6-7
c: v.9 — Genesis 2:7, Isaiah 64:8, Genesis 3:19, Ecclesiastes 12:7, Isaiah 45:9, Psalms 25:6-7, Romans 9:21, Jeremiah 18:6, Job 17:14, Psalms 25:18

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