- Bible
- Job
- Chapter 31
- Verse 38
My Notes
Commentary
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Baptist theologian, 1697–1771
Gill's Exposition
Let thistles grow instead of wheat, and cockle instead of barley,.... This is an imprecation of Job's, in which he wishes that if what he had said was not true, or if he was guilty of the crimes he…
Presbyterian pastor, 1798–1870
Barnes' Notes
If my land cry against me - This is a new specification of an offence, and an imprecation of an appropriate punishment if he had been guilty of it. Many have supposed that these closing verses have…
We have here Job's protestation against three more sins, together with his general appeal to God's bar and his petition for a hearing there, which, it is likely, was intended to conclude his discourse…