It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for! Job has said his piece. Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar have had their say. Elihu has made his argument. […]

Elihu continues his rebuke of Job and his friends. Job has claimed injustice on the part of God (35:2), and believes that what has befallen him […]

With the words of Job ended, we see that the words of his three friends are also at an end. We are told specifically that they […]

Job begins his “woe is me” discourse by pointing to how things used to be for him. God used to be with him and watch over […]

Having answered his friends, Job now begins his final speech. And he begins by declaring outright that God is unjust in His treatment of Job (27:2). […]

Bildad gets in his last few words. He begins by extoling God’s virtues and power (25:2-3), and then ends by declaring the one point of agreement […]

Eliphaz now gets in his last word. He tells Job that his words (and by implication, his beliefs), while they may benefit him, they are no […]

Again, Job is rebuked for his answer. Zophar tells Job that he can’t help but answer him, because Job is trying to place the sin on […]

Bildad chimes in for the second time, beginning with a rebuke of Job (as per usual). As we’ve seen with the other men, including Job, Bildad […]

Now all three of Job’s friends have stated their opinions, and Job has responded. Now begin the rebuttals of the rebuttals. Eliphaz is again the first […]

Job’s third friends joins the fray by rebuking Job for his vain words, and telling him that his sin is so great that he is actually […]

Bildad continue the conversation by agreeing with Eliphaz. He rebukes Job for his words being “a great wind”, i.e. meaningless. He then says what seems, on […]