Job 27:7 meaning and explanation

May my enemy be like the wicked and my opponent like the unjust.

Job 27:7, Berean Standard Bible

Explanation preview

Job has been defending himself against three friends who insist his suffering proves he has sinned. Having just sworn to hold fast his integrity (verses 5 and 6), he turns their logic back on them: may his enemy and opponent share the fate they keep assigning to him, the fate of the wicked and unjust.

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