Job.22.12-14
22:12-14 That’s why: Job had not claimed that God can’t see, but others have (Pss 10:11; 73:11; 94:7).
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Job.22.1-26.14
22:1–26:14 In this third round of speeches, Job’s friends explicitly accuse Job of being among the wicked and sharing their fate.
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Job.22.18
22:18 I will have nothing to do with that kind of thinking: Eliphaz threw Job’s words back at him (21:16b).
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Job.22.19-20
22:19-20 The righteous will be happy to see the wicked destroyed: They will be glad to see justice done and injustices avenged (see also Ps 58:10-11; Rev 19:1-4). Eliphaz’s sentiment neglected God’s desire that sinful people repent (see Ezek 33:11).
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