Job 31:22 meaning and explanation
then may my arm fall from my shoulder and be torn from its socket.
Job 31:22, Berean Standard Bible
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Job is speaking his final defense before God, an oath of innocence in which he names specific sins and calls down matching curses on himself if he is guilty. Verse 22 closes the case about oppressing the fatherless: if he had raised his hand against them because he had support in the city gate, may his own arm be torn from the shoulder.
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