Bildad rebukes Job’s words and appeals to the wisdom of earlier generations. He argues that God does not pervert judgment and suggests that Job’s children died because of their sin. He promises that if Job is pure and upright, God will restore him.
Bildad rebukes Job’s words and appeals to the wisdom of earlier generations. He argues that God does not pervert judgment and suggests that Job’s children died because of their sin. He promises that if Job is pure and upright, God will restore him.
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