Job 16:6–17
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6If I speak, my pain is not relieved;
and if I cease, how much will leave me?
7“Surely now he has worn me out;
youg have devastated all my company.
it became a witness.
And my leanness has risen up against me;
it testifies to my face.
9His wrath has torn, and he has been hostile toward me;
he gnashed at me with his teeth.
My foe sharpens his eyes against me.
10They gaped at me with their mouth;
they struck my cheeks with disgrace;
they have massed themselves together against me.
11God delivers me to an evil one,
and he casts me into the hands of the wicked.
12“I was at ease, thenj he broke me in two,
and he seized me by my neck;
thenk he shattered me
and set me up as a target for him.
13His archers surround me;
he slashes open my kidneys, and he does not have compassion;
he pours out my gall on the ground.
14He breached me breach upon breach;l
he rushes at me like a warrior.
15“I have sewed sackcloth on my skin,
and I have inserted my pridem in the dust.
16My face is red because of weeping,
and deep shadows are on my eyelids,
17althoughn violence is not on my hands,
and my prayer is pure.
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