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A True Vision, A Flawed Use
Commentators agree that Eliphaz is describing a genuine divine revelation, not a fabrication. Its message about God's supreme holiness is true. However, the key lesson is that even a true message from God can be misapplied. Eliphaz uses this vision to wrongly accuse Job of secret sin, showing that we must be careful not to use spiritual experiences or biblical truths as weapons against others.
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18th Century
Theologian
Now a thing - To confirm his views, Eliphaz appeals to a vision of a most remarkable character which he says he had on a previous occasion o…
19th Century
Bishop
Now a thing.—He now proceeds to enforce and illustrate what he has said in highly poetical language, which has been versified in one of By…
17th Century
Pastor
Now a thing was secretly brought to me
From reason and experience, Eliphaz proceeds to a vision and revelation he …
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17th Century
Minister
Eliphaz relates a vision. When we are communing with our own hearts and are still (Psalms 4:4), that is a time for the Holy Spirit to c…