Job complains that God seems bent on destroying him. "He bruised him with. tempest (Job's suffering is likened to his being buffeted in. storm), multiplied his wounds without cause (like an enemy attacking him)" (Zuck p. 48). He is convinced that he could not receive an impartial hearing from God, notice the expression, "without cause". He feels that God does not have. good reason for allowing this to happen. Job is not even given enough rest or breathing room from his sufferings that he is able to catch his breath, and as. result he is filled with bitterness.

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Old Testament