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JOB 6:3 — KING JAMES VERSION 0 1
Job 6:2Job 6:4
For now it would be heavier than the sand of the sea: therefore my words are swallowed up.
Job asserts that his words are rash because the arrows of the Almighty are in him and his spirit drinks their poison, suggesting that the suffering he experiences comes from God's direct action and has poisoned his very being. The image of arrows embedded in his body represents the penetrating and inescapable nature of divine affliction. The poison drunk by his spirit suggests that the suffering has become internal, part of his fundamental constitution.
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