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

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.

15. God places no confidence in saints and angels; he employs both, but trusts neither with his service, without giving them fresh supplies of strength and ...

Eliphaz continues building his argument that Job doesn't fear God enough. He keeps accusing Job of arrogance and impiety, assuming that Job believes in his own ...

28 янв. 2018 г. · The wicked man will be destroyed. And ultimately, God will wither and destroy the wicked man. And is that not what God has been doing to Job? 30 ...

Job 15 is a stark reminder that wisdom can often be found in listening, humility, and recognizing the limits of our understanding in the face of divine ...

As it is stated, the heavens are not clean in His sight, reminding us that all creation depends on God's grace for purity and acceptance.

A wicked person will have trouble all his life. Anyone who is cruel will suffer every year that he lives. 21 He will hear things that frighten him.

All three of Job's friends have taken their shot at “comforting” Job. They have tried to comfort him by trying to explain why Job is suffering.

He shall not depart out of darkness (comp. Job 15:23, where the wicked man is threatened with "a day of darkness"). When the darkness once falls, it shall ...