Another astounding difference between both Bonnet and Blake’s depictions of Job were how they positioned his body. Bonnet positioned Job’s body a more human-like manner with his body kneeling with both of his legs underneath the left thigh which shows his weight is shifted towards the right side of his waist and hips. This kneeling of Job’s body portrays his feeling of abandonment which has captivated him enough to bring him to his knees. Job also has an arch in his back which can barely hold up his upper body. The positioning of his back and upper torso further emphasizes his weakness and deprivation of energy that God’s trial has placed upon his life which has pushed him to a point where his body can hardly withstand its weight. Job’s arms
