Let mine enemy be as the wicked - This is probably said so that he might show that it was not his intention to justify the wicked, …

Let mine enemy be as the wicked. —While, however, he admits that the wicked is often a prosperous man, he declares that h…

That is a very solemn, searching question. If a man tries to play fast and loose with God, if he is a hypocrite, and if he should gain by his hypoc…

Let mine enemy be as the wicked
Job in this, and some following verses, shows, that he was not, and could not, and w…

Job considered the condition of a hypocrite and a wicked man to be most miserable. If they gained throughout life by their profession, and kept up …

Previously, Job had succe fully refuted the speech of Bildad, who had cited divine power against him as if Job were ignorant of its greatne . When …