My flesh is clothed with worms - Job here undoubtedly refers to his diseased state, and this is one of the passages by which we may…

With worms and clods of dust. —It is characteristic of Elephantiasis that the skin becomes hard, wrinkled, and ridged, and then cr…

Such was the dreadful disease under which this man of God labored, for the worst of pain may happen to the best of men.

Sometimes, God plows …

My flesh is clothed with worms and clods of dust
Not as it would be at death, and in the grave, as Schmidt interpret…

Job here excuses what he could not justify: his desire for death. Observe man's present place: he is on earth. He is still on earth, not in hell. I…

The blessed Job has previously demonstrated that the comfort Eliphaz offered, which promised happiness in this earthly life, was unsuitable. He fir…