Job 16:8

And thou hast: etc. Some render, "thou has fettered me," as kamat signifies in Arabic; but as it signifies in Syriac to be wrinkled, the common version seems, from the connexion, to be more correct; and if Job's disease were the elephantiasis, these words would apply most forcibly to the wrinkled state of the skin in that disorder.

is a witness: Job 10:17, Ruth 1:21, Ephesians 5:27

my leanness: Psalms 106:15, Isaiah 10:16, Isaiah 24:16

Reciprocal: Lamentations 3:4 - My flesh James 5:3 - a witness