David Guzik commentary on Job 15 describes the second speech of Eliphaz, who criticizes Job again, grouping him with the wicked deserving judgment.

[1.] Those who trust to their sinful ways of getting wealth trust in vanity, and vanity will be their recompence, for they shall not get what they expected.

Study Job 15 using Matthew Henry's Bible Commentary (concise) to better understand Scripture with full outline and verse meaning.

28 янв. 2018 г. · Job 15 Commentary · Eliphaz insults Job · Job is slandering God · Eliphaz insists that he's wise · Eliphaz's wisdom is God's consolation · Job ...

The present chapter contains the second speech of Eliphaz. Compared with the first, it is harsh and violent in tone, assuming Job's guilt, and reproaching him ...

Job 15 - Eliphaz brings a load of sarcasm to this chapter. He claims that his understanding of Scripture and his wisdom is completely reliable.

Eliphaz begins a second attack upon Job, instead of being softened by his complaints. He unjustly charges Job with casting off the fear of God, and all regard ...

Their conclusion is that Job must have sinned. Sin is the reason that Job is suffering. But the first two chapters of Job reveal that this is not the case. Job ...

The discourse in Job 15 prompts reflections on the pervasive nature of human sinfulness. It aligns with the biblical theme that emphasizes the need for divine ...

Eliphaz' second speech: Pretending to know that Job is wicked, Eliphaz describes the punishment Job can expect.