Job 15:24

Footnotes

1. 49 If “day and darkness” are added to this line, then this verse is made into a tri-colon—the main reason for transferring it away from the last verse. But the newly proposed reading follows the structure precisely, as if that were the approved construction. The Hebrew of has “distress and anguish terrify him.”
2. 50 This last colon is deleted by some, moved to v. 26 by others, and the puts it in brackets. The last word (translated here as “launch an attack”) occurs only here. כִּידוֹר links it to an Arabic root kadara, “to rush down,” as with a bird of prey. J. Reider defines it as “perturbation” from the same root (“Etymological Studies in Biblical Hebrew,” 2 [1952]: 127).