Job answers Eliphaz by insisting that his grief is heavier than his words can express. He longs for death but still refuses to deny the words of the Holy One. He compares his friends to unreliable streams that disappear when needed and asks them to identify the wrong in his speech rather than accuse him vaguely.
Job answers Eliphaz by insisting that his grief is heavier than his words can express. He longs for death but still refuses to deny the words of the Holy One. He compares his friends to unreliable streams that disappear when needed and asks them to identify the wrong in his speech rather than accuse him vaguely.
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