Job 7

Job laments his intense, unrelieved suffering and the brevity of human life, comparing his days to a weaver's shuttle that passes swiftly without hope[2][3]. He expresses anguish to Elohim, complaining about his sleepless nights filled with nightmares, his physical torment, and his bewilderment at why Elohim seems to target him without clear cause, ultimately questioning whether Elohim will pardon his transgressions[2][3][4].