[July 2006 journal entry]
Eliphaz says ‘God’ is angry (4:9) in response to evil. The ‘scrapheap’ Job no longer sees evidence in his misery of such anger toward any evil for which he is accountable. Instead, he sees ‘God’ as unjustifiably and intentionally targeting him with disturbing delight.
Eliphaz says ‘God’ is angry (4:9) in response to evil. The ‘scrapheap’ Job no longer sees evidence in his misery of such anger toward any evil for which he is accountable. Instead, he sees ‘God’ as unjustifiably and intentionally targeting him with disturbing delight.
