Zophar accuses Job of empty talk and wishes God would expose him. He claims Job is receiving less punishment than he deserves, then points to the unfathomable depth of divine wisdom and urges Job to put away iniquity so his life can become secure and bright.
Zophar accuses Job of empty talk and wishes God would expose him. He claims Job is receiving less punishment than he deserves, then points to the unfathomable depth of divine wisdom and urges Job to put away iniquity so his life can become secure and bright.
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