If you were pure and upright - There is something especially severe and caustic in this whole speech of Bildad. He first assumes th…

If thou wert pure and upright. —Of course, then, there is only one inference: you are not pure and upright. These are tru…

If you were pure and upright
By which he tacitly intimates that he was neither; though the character given of him is…

Job spoke much to the purpose; but Bildad, like an eager, angry disputant, dismisses it all with this: "How long will you speak these things?" Peop…

In the discourse that Job just finished, he had responded to the speech of Eliphaz, showing that Eliphaz was profoundly mistaken. But Bildad of Shu…