qa.mat describes being seized or snatched away in the two attested Job passages.

The attested uses describe seizure: in Job 16:8 the speaker is seized in connection with being a witness, while Job 22:16 portrays people as snatched away before their time.

1. Seizing or snatching away · dominant

   In Job 16:8, the Qal sequential imperfect form occurs in the clause the APB renders, “It has seized me as a witness,” portraying the speaker as seized. In Job 22:16, the Pual perfect plural form occurs where the APB renders people as “snatched away when it was not yet time,” showing the same action applied to a group.

   Job 16:8Job 22:16

In the Anselm Project Bible: The APB presents the clauses with “seized” in Job 16:8 and “snatched away” in Job 22:16. These renderings confirm the clauses' overall portrayal rather than establish separate senses.