In Job 3, the silence of suffering gives way to honest lament. After enduring devastating loss and severe affliction, Job finally speaks—and his words are raw, sorrowful, and filled with anguish. He does not curse God, but he does curse the day of his birth, revealing the depths of despair that even faithful believers may experience. This passage teaches us that Scripture does not forbid grief or silence sorrow. Lament is not unbelief. God invites His suffering people to bring their deepest pain into His presence. Even when answers are hidden and relief seems distant, the Lord remains near, compassionate, and sovereign. Job's lament also points us forward to Christ, the Man of Sorrows, who entered our suffering, bore our grief, and secured eternal rest for His people. In seasons when words fail and pain feels overwhelming, this chapter reminds us that God hears every cry and does not abandon the brokenhearted. For more from Reading the Bible Daily with Dave please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/