Study
3 From the Book of Ephesians is: Job 6 and 7. Job's reply to Eliphaz
Job
is hurt by Eliphaz's attitude. He had hoped for help, not
criticism(6:14). He flings questions at God.
- 6:1-30. What does Job's condition make him long for (a) from God, and (b) from men? What may we learn from his double disappointment?
- 7:1-10. By what metaphors does Job describe his present life? 7:11-21. What is the substance of his complaints against God?
Notes
- 6:5, 6. Even animals cry out in misery: and human beings exclaim at distasteful food. Why shouldn't Job complaints?
- 6:20. Thirsty caravans perish in the desert pursuing a mirage. Job is similarly cheated by his friends.
- 6:30. 'Cannot my taste...' means 'Am I quite without good reason for my complaints?
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