Job 33:20

20 Nuestro ser encuentra repugnante la comida;el mejor manjar nos parece aborrecible.

Job 33:20 Meaning and Commentary

Job 33:20

So that his life abhorreth bread
Through the force of pain he loses his appetite for food, and even a nausea of it takes place; he loathes it as the most abominable and filthy thing that can be thought of; even bread, so necessary to the support of human life, so strengthening to the heart of man, and what he every day stands in need of, and should pray for, and in health is never weary of; it may be put for all common and useful food:

and his soul dainty meat;
the most rich and delicious; such as the tables of the great and rich are furnished with: "food of desire" F16; or desirable food, as it may be rendered; see ( Daniel 10:3 ) ; such as in the time of health the appetite craves and desires, and is fed on with delight and pleasure, but now had in the utmost aversion. Pains and diseases of body often produce such a nausea in men, ( Psalms 107:17 Psalms 107:18 ) , and was Job's case, ( Job 3:24 ) ( 6:7 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F16 (hwat lkam) "cibum desiderii", Vatablus, Drusius, Michaelis; "cibum appetentiae", Mercerus.

Job 33:20 In-Context

18 para librarnos de caer en el sepulcroy de cruzar el umbral de la muerte.
19 A veces nos castiga con el lecho del dolor,con frecuentes dolencias en los huesos.
20 Nuestro ser encuentra repugnante la comida;el mejor manjar nos parece aborrecible.
21 Nuestra carne va perdiéndose en la nada,hasta se nos pueden contar los huesos.
22 Nuestra vida va acercándose al sepulcro,se acerca a los heraldos de la muerte.
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