1. Job - The Whiner
... Eliphaz" way to get Job to admit his sinfulness. Evidently Eliphaz was troubled that Job had not repented. It could also be a divine discipline for which Job should be grateful, but the audience knows he is wrong. With Eliphaz we seem to have returned to an understanding of life somewhat similar to Proverbs. Since Job is innocent, he believes that God must ... up, since Yahweh's name is sometimes defined as "a God who remembers" (Notes, 9/3). If Yahweh remembers Job following the covenant, how can his suffering be just? Bildad responds next, arguing from the idea of theology. God is jus...
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- Approx Pages: 9
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- Grade Level: High School