Job 9:28 - Exposition

I am afraid of all my sorrows (see the comment on Job 9:27 ). I know that thou wilt not hold me innocent . The worst of all Job's sorrows is the sense of alienation from God, which his unexampled sufferings have wrought in him. Though unconscious of having deserved them, he still, not unnaturally, looks upon them as marks of God s displeasure, proofs that God does not regard him as innocent.