Desire not the night - That is, evidently, “the night of death.” The darkness of the night is an emblem of death, and it is not uncommon to …

Desire not the night — that is, of death, as Job had done (Job 16:22; Job 17:13, and other similar passage…

Desire not the night
Either in a literal sense, which Job might do; not for secrecy to commit sin, as the thief, mur…

Elihu shows that Job caused the continuation of his own trouble. He cautions him not to persist in obstinacy. Even good people need to be kept to t…

Elihu wanted to argue against two points he found in Job's words: first, Job's claim that he was righteous, and second, his accusation that God's j…