Job 30:29 | TNotes | STEP | 30:29 I am considered: Job might have been expressing what he thought of himself, how others viewed him, or both. • By claiming that he was a brother to jackals and a companion to owls , Job might have been describing himself as in the throes of lament (Mic 1:8 ). Jackals were associated with desolation or ruin (see Ps 63:10 ; Isa 13:22 ; 34:13 ; 35:7 ; Jer 9:11 ; 10:22 ; 49:33 ; 51:37 ; Lam 5:18 ; Ezek 13:4 ; Mal 1:3 ).

a30:29►

bMic 1:8►

cPs 63:10►

dIsa 13:22►

e34:13►

f35:7►

gJer 9:11►

h10:22►

i49:33►

j51:37►

kLam 5:18►

lEzek 13:4►

mMal 1:3►

‏ Job 30:29

30:29 ^a I am considered: Job might have been expressing what he thought of himself, how others viewed him, or both.

• By claiming that he was a brother to jackals and a companion to owls, Job might have been describing himself as in the throes of lament (Mic 1:8 ^b). Jackals were associated with desolation or ruin (see Ps 63:10 ^c; Isa 13:22 ^d; 34:13 ^e; 35:7 ^f; Jer 9:11 ^g; 10:22 ^h; 49:33 ⁱ; 51:37 ^j; Lam 5:18 ^k; Ezek 13:4 ^l; Mal 1:3 ^m).