Definition:
Slang Explanation
: "Job 22:23" is a phrase used in Jewish religious texts to refer to the second of two consecutive Hebrew words (the first being Job 21:26 and the second being Job 22:23). It's part of the Old Testament narrative known as the Book of Job, which is part of the Tanakh, or Old Testament. In this text, Job is asked to describe his daily bread in a specific way:
Example Sentence: "He said, 'I must tell you that I have no more food left.'" This quote is an example of profanity because it contains sexual innuendo and has a strong edge to it. The profanity is used as a means to express Job's despair over his situation and the fear he feels in his present predicament.
