Yet he filled their houses with good things - This is undoubtedly a biting sarcasm. Job had maintained that such people were prospe…

Yet he filled their houses. —The bitterness of his irony now reaches its climax because he adopts the very formula of rep…

Yet he filled their houses with good [things]
With temporal good things, with this world's good, with plenty of prov…

Eliphaz wanted Job to mark the old way that wicked men have walked, and see what the end of their way was. It is good for us to mark it, so that we…

In the preceding words, Eliphaz seems to have charged Job with not believing that God has providence in human affairs. Now, as a consequence, he ap…