Job 16:8-9
And thou hast etc. Some render, "thou has fettered me," as kamat signifies in Arabic; but as it signifies in Syriac to be wrinkled, the common version seems, from the connexion, to be more correct; and if Job's disease were the elephantiasis, these words would apply most forcibly to the wrinkled state of the skin in that disorder. is a witness Job 10:17; Ruth 1:21; Eph 5:27 my leanness Ps 106:15; Isa 10:16, Isa 24:16 teareth me Job 10:16-17, Job 18:4; Ps 50:22; Lam 3:10; Hos 5:14 he gnasheth Ps 35:16, Ps 37:12; Lam 2:16 mine Job 13:24, Job 13:27, Job 19:11; Mic 7:8
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