They cause the naked to lodge without clothing, that they have no covering in the cold.
Job 24:7 stands within the extended exchange in which Job and his three friends dispute the meaning of his afflictions. It supplies one of Job's illustrations of those who exploit the destitute, compelling people left without garments to lodge through the night exposed and without shelter against the cold. That cruelty is set over against Job's own course of relieving the needy.
Job 24:7 stands within the extended exchange in which Job and his three friends dispute the meaning of his afflictions. It supplies one of Job's illustrations of those who exploit the destitute, compelling people left without garments to lodge through the night exposed and without shelter against the cold. That cruelty is set over against Job's own course of relieving the needy.