Job 6:29

Return, I pray you The verse means,

Turn, I pray you, let there be no injustice;

Turn again, I say; my cause is righteous.

The word "turn" appears to mean not "begin anew," but "adopt another course," that is, proceed on other suppositions than that of my guiltiness, and seek another explanation of my calamities. Hence, he adds, let there be no injustice, or wrong, that is, on the part of his friends in imputing guilt to him. The phrase "my cause is righteous" means literally my right is in it, that is, is here, is present; in other words, I have a righteous cause. In itcan hardly mean, in the matter under discussion, as if the meaning were: the question is one that concerns my rectitude. By his right or righteous cause Job means his plea against God in reference to his afflictions; in this plea he has right on his side.