In Job 7, Job continues his lament, turning his anguish directly toward the Lord. He reflects on the brevity of life, the weariness of suffering, and the longing for relief that every hurting heart understands. Job does not curse God, but he speaks honestly before Him, bringing his sorrow, confusion, and questions into God's presence. This episode of Reading the Bible Daily with Dave reminds us that biblical faith does not silence grief. God invites His people to pray honestly, even through tears. Job's cries ultimately point forward to Christ, who entered our suffering, bore our judgment, and offers eternal rest to the weary. Main Theme: Life is brief, but God is merciful Key Doctrine: God's providence sustains His people in weakness Memory Verse: Job 7:17–18 Listen as we consider how God's sustaining grace meets us when life feels fragile and fleeting—and why our hope rests not in temporary comfort, but in the mercy of the eternal God. For more from Reading the Bible Daily with Dave please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/