Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
In the dark they dig through houses - Thieves in Bengal very frequently dig through the mud wall and under the clay floors of houses, and, entering unperceived, plunder them while the inhabitants are asleep. Mr. Good' s version of this paragraph I shall lay before the reader: -
Job 24:15 For the dark too watcheth the eye of the adulterer;
Exclaiming, No eye shall behold me.
Then putteth he the muffler on his face;
Job 24:16 He wormeth into houses amidst the darkness.
In the daytime they seal themselves up,
They know not the light:
Job 24:17 For, the dawn they reckon to themselves as the death-shade;
The horrors of the death-shade as it returneth.
Other Adam Clarke entries containing Job 24:16:
Job 24:15
Job 24:16
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