Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 7:14

Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 7:14 - 7:14

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Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 7:14 - 7:14

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7:1 - 7:1
7:2 - 7:2
7:3 - 7:3
7:4 - 7:4
7:5 - 7:5
7:6 - 7:6
7:7 - 7:7
7:8 - 7:8
7:9 - 7:9
7:10 - 7:10
7:11 - 7:11
7:12 - 7:12
7:14 - 7:14
7:15 - 7:15
7:16 - 7:16
7:17 - 7:17
7:19 - 7:19
7:20 - 7:20
7:21 - 7:21

Thou sparest me with dreams - There is no doubt that Satan was permitted to haunt his imagination with dreadful dreams and terrific appearances; so that, as soon as he fell asleep, he was suddenly roused and alarmed by those appalling images. He needed rest by sleep, but was afraid to close his eyes because of the horrid images which were presented to his imagination. Could there be a state more deplorable than this?