Job 7: Job Complains That Life Is Brief
Job continues his reply by comparing human life to a laborer’s hard service and his own days to a passing breath. He refuses to stay silent, protests that God watches him relentlessly and troubles even his sleep, and asks why God does not forgive him before he dies.
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True or False: In 7:11, Job decides to keep his complaint to himself and stay silent.
