But now those who are younger than I - The margin reads, “of fewer days.” It is not probable that Job here refers to his three friends. It…

Whose fathers I would have disdained. —Rather, whose fathers I disdained to set. The complaint is that the child…

But now [they that are] younger than I have me in derision, &c.] Meaning not his three friends, who were men in years, an…

Job contrasts his present condition with his former honour and authority. What little cause do people have to be ambitious or proud of that which m…

After listing the many prosperous things he had enjoyed in the past, Job now lists the adversities he was suffering. He begins by showing that, in …