His roots are wrapped about the heap - There has been great diversity of opinion in the interpretation of this passage. Jerome renders it, “…

His roots are wrapped about. — This is the cause of his continual luxuriance: his roots receive moisture from below, where they ar…

His roots are wrapped about the heap
The heap of stones where the tree stands; it strikes its roots among them, and …

Bildad speaks insightfully about hypocrites and evildoers, and the fatal end of all their hopes and joys. He proves this truth—the destruction of t…

In the preceding verses, Bildad of Shuah defended the same opinion that Eliphaz the Temanite had proposed: that those who are divinely punished for…