Jó 3
Ishodad of Merv
Jó 3:1-2
Human beings are apt to curse and grumble against the misfortunes that befall them. God, in fact, does not expect insensitivity on our part. But when we are in tribulations and suffer those afflictions that strike us, God expects that we not abandon ourselves to blasphemous words but use those that demonstrate our grief and express the seriousness of our misery. — COMMENTARY ON JOB 3:1
Jó 3:22
A person's actions are veiled and hidden by his death. God covers his way. The word covers means that God spares some afflictions through death, because the action of covering on God's part is an aid. — COMMENTARY ON JOB 3:22