Job Chapter 15: Eliphaz Calls Job a Hypocrite and Fraud
Mar 30th, 2010 | By admin | Category: Job, Verse by Verse --Studies led by Br. Frank Shallieu (Click on Book name)Job’s justification of the purity of his integrity was meaningless to the comforters because they felt the proof was in the pudding. They regarded his trauma, bitter experience, unsightliness, and seeming complaining as evidences of his guilt. Concluding that indeed he must have done something wrong to merit such afflictions, they felt that his utterances were added proof of his guilt. In their minds, he deserved his sufferings, and they wanted to say, “Job, wake up to your situation.” How exasperating for Job! He could have done much better without their “comforting” and wished they would leave.