Or, Deliver me from the enemy’s hand? or, Redeem me from the hand of the mighty?
Job 6:23 belongs to Job's reply in which he defends his outcry as warranted under the weight of his afflictions. There he puts the pointed question whether any person had ever proposed to free him from the grip of an adversary or to pay the price to release him from the control of the powerful. By that challenge he presses the charge that his friends had given him no such aid in his distress.
Job 6:23 belongs to Job's reply in which he defends his outcry as warranted under the weight of his afflictions. There he puts the pointed question whether any person had ever proposed to free him from the grip of an adversary or to pay the price to release him from the control of the powerful. By that challenge he presses the charge that his friends had given him no such aid in his distress.