Job 6:28 - Joseph Benson’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

Now therefore be content, look upon me Hebrew, Be willing; look upon me, or, to look upon me, the second imperative being put for the infinitive. Be pleased to consider me and my cause further and better than you have done, that you may give a more true and righteous judgment concerning it; for it is Or rather, will be; evident You will plainly discover it; if I lie A little farther consideration and discourse will make it manifest if I have uttered any thing untrue or without foundation, and I shall readily acknowledge it.