“Then thou scarest me with dreams, and terrifiest me through visions:”
Job asserts that God sends dreams and terrifies him with visions, suggesting that even the realm of sleep and dreams becomes a site of divine assault. The active role attributed to God in terrorizing Job through visions implicates the Divine in the assault on his consciousness. Sleep, which should be a refuge from pain, becomes an arena for additional torment.
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