Commentaries:
Barnes' Notes
Withdraw thine hand far from me - Notes Job 9:34. The hand of God here is used to denote the calamity or affliction which Job was suffering. The meaning is, "Remove my affliction; restore me to health, and I will then enter on the argument in vindication of my cause. I am now oppressed, and broken down, and enfeebled by disease, and I cannot present it with the vigor which I might evince if I were in health."
And let not thy dread make me afraid - " Do not so overpower me by thy severe majesty, that I cannot present my cause in a calm and composed manner." See the notes at Job 9:34. Job felt that God had power to overawe him, and he asked, therefore, that he might have a calm and composed mind, and then he would be able to do justice to his own cause.
Other Barnes' Notes entries containing Job 13:21:
Job 13:20
Job 13:20
Job 16:21
Job 16:21
Job 17:3
Job 22:4
Job 23:6
Job 33:7
Job 33:7
Job 33:7
Job 37:19
Job 42:4
Psalms 32:4
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