miph.ga denotes the object toward which Job says he has been set in complaint.

The attested use presents miph.ga as the object toward which Job says he has been set, in his complaint to the watcher of humanity.

1. Object of hostile attention · dominant

   In Job 7:20, the masculine singular absolute noun occurs in Job's question about why he has been made such an object before the watcher of humanity; the APB renders the clause, "Why have you made me your target so that I have become a burden to myself?"

   Job 7:20

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 7:20, the APB presents the clause with "your target." This rendering confirms the verse's overall complaint rather than isolating every contribution of the noun.