Berean Standard Bible
Chapter summary
Bildad the Shuhite speaks in response to Job, emphasizing that dominion and awe belong to God, who establishes harmony in the heights of heaven. He asks whether God's troops can be numbered and upon whom His light does not rise. Building on these rhetorical questions, Bildad questions how a mortal man can be considered just before God or how someone born of a woman can be pure. He points out that even the moon does not shine brightly and the stars are not pure in God's sight. Consequently, Bildad concludes by contrasting God's supreme purity with humanity, describing man as a maggot and the son of man as a worm.
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Louis Segond 1910 and Berean Standard Bible: public domain. Cross references: open-cross-ref, Creative Commons BY 4.0.
