ra.eh denotes seeing in Job 10:15, where the speaker directs attention to his affliction.

The attested use expresses seeing in relation to the speaker's affliction in Job 10:15.

1. See or look upon affliction · dominant

   In Job 10:15, the form is a Qal imperative, masculine singular, in a clause concerning the speaker's affliction; the APB renders the verse with “and see my affliction.”

   Job 10:15

In the Anselm Project Bible: In Job 10:15, the APB presents the clause as “and see my affliction.” This rendering is treated as confirmation of the verse's seeing-related clause.