Job 10

Job expresses loathing for his life and bitterly complains to God ('Elohim'), pleading not to be condemned and demanding to know why God contends with him despite knowing his innocence (Job 10:1-7)[1][2][3]. He questions God's oppression of His own creation, recalls God's intimate formation of him like clay and preservation of his life, yet laments being hunted like a lion, filled with shame, and begs God to leave him alone briefly before death in darkness (Job 10:8-22)[1][2][3].