Job 41:26, 29 | JFB | STEP | 26. cannot hold —on his hard skin. habergeon —coat of mail; avail must be taken by zeugma out of "hold," as the verb in the second clause: "hold" cannot apply to the "coat of mail."

Job 41:26

26. cannot hold—on his hard skin.

habergeon—coat of mail; avail must be taken by zeugma out of "hold," as the verb in the second clause: "hold" cannot apply to the "coat of mail."

Job 41:29

29. Darts—rather, "clubs"; darts have been already mentioned (Job 41:26).