Because he hath oppressed - Margin, “crushed.” Such is the Hebrew.

And forsaken the poor - He has plundered them, and then for…

Because he hath oppressed and forsaken ... — For these insinuations there was no foundation, but Job formally rebuts them…

Because he has oppressed [and] has forsaken the poor. Having oppressed, crushed, and broken the poor to pieces, he leaves…

The miserable condition of the wicked man in this world is fully set forth. The lusts of the flesh are here called the sins of his youth. His hidin…

Since the author had said (in verse 11) that the bones of the evil person must be filled with the sins of their youth, so that they are punished af…