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Job 7:3 · BSB
7:3 So I am allotted months of futility, and nights of misery are appointed to me.
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…What is the vainness of it? In Exodus 20, verse 7, we'll all be able to say it together by the end of this. What is the word vain here? Well, inJob 7, verse 3, it refers to emptiness. Job says, I am allotted months of emptiness. Or it can refer to general human wickedness, as in Job 11, 11, which refers…
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…that he's experiencing. And we're not given the number of days or weeks or months, but we get some clues as we look at the rest of the book.Job chapter 7, verse 3, says this, So I am allotted months of emptiness. Nights of misery are appointed to me. In chapter 29, verses 2 to 6, he says, Oh, that I were as…
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…to sympathize with him and comfort Job in his suffering. Now at this point Job has been sitting on the ash pile for a few months. He says that inJob chapter 7 verse 3. So Job has been isolated in agony sitting in pain and suffering for months when they show up. And when they arrive they see him from a distance…
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