Job 16:18-21
Summary for Job 16:18-22: 16:18-22 a Job expected his suffering to prove fatal (7:7 b, 21 c; 10:20-22 d); he pleaded with God to reveal his innocence even if he died first. 16:18 e Job’s blood would cry out that he had been innocent and that he had suffered undeservedly (cp. Gen 4:10-11 f; Isa 26:21 g; Ezek 24:7-8 h).Summary for Job 16:19-21: 16:19-21 i my witness is in heaven: Job wished for a benevolent third party who would mediate between him and God (see 9:32-35 j). Job wanted an advocate from heaven (16:19 k; cp. Zech 3:1 l) who would eventually stand on the earth (Job 19:25 m; cp. 1 Sam 24:15 n; John 14:16 o, 26 p; 15:26 q; 16:7 r; 1 Jn 2:1 s).
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