Job 30

Job 30:1

But now] Job bemoaneth his present misery; which is so much the greater, by considering such a Fall, from such an height of prosperity, to such a depth of misery. This misery he sets forth by injuries received from others, even most base people, in words, to ver. 10. in deeds, to ver. 16. by describing his own grief and paine by reason of his soares, to ver. 19. by Gods rough handling of him; to ver. 25. by lamenting his woful estate, and the sad effects of it, though not so deserved, as he conceives; to the end of the chapter.