Beginning the second cycle, Eliphaz drops his earlier gentleness and accuses Job of impiety, of doing away with the fear of God, and of a mouth that condemns him. He again asserts that no one is pure before God and paints a lurid portrait of the wicked man’s inner torment and outward ruin, plainly casting Job in that role.
Job study chapter
Job 15
patriarchal eraEliphaz, more sharply, accuses Job of impiety and describes the torment of the wicked.
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