Job 6: "Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen"

Job replies to Eliphaz over the course of the next two chapters.  He makes a number of points about his situation:

• He is enduring great suffering (vs. 1-7)
• He believes God is responsible (vs. 4)
• He still wishes he were dead (vs. 8-10)
• He is worried that his suffering will cause him to sin against God (vs. 10)
• He feels completely hopeless (vs. 11-13)
• His friends are as worthless as a dry riverbed (vs. 14-21)
• He still believes himself to be an innocent man (vs. 24-30)