Job 16:7

made me weary i. e. exhaustedme; and nowdescribes the new situation which he realizes. The second clause indicates in what way he had been wearied or exhausted, all his "company," his familiar friends, all on whom he could rely, or hope in, had been removed from him, and turned into his enemies and haters, cf. ch. Job 19:13-19; every resource was taken from him, cf. ch. Job 15:34. In the first clause heis God, to whom as his emotion rises the speaker turns directly in the second clause thou hast made desolate.