Bildad responds angrily and again depicts the wicked as trapped, terrified, cut off, and forgotten. His speech includes images of a lamp going out, a snare closing, memory perishing, and destruction consuming the sinner’s dwelling.
Bildad responds angrily and again depicts the wicked as trapped, terrified, cut off, and forgotten. His speech includes images of a lamp going out, a snare closing, memory perishing, and destruction consuming the sinner’s dwelling.
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