Job 10:1-22

10:1-7 | Job correctly identified himself as not wicked, but he cloaked his increasingly strong declaration of innocence in accusations against God.

10:8-12 | Job could not fathom why God would give him life and bother to have cared for his well-being in the past, only to destroy him now (Ps. 119:73). He likened such treatment to a cheese maker pouring out milk and giving it time to curdle, only to discard it.

10:18-22 | Since he had not perished in the womb, Job asked for peace in his remaining days – and a peaceful path to death.