Job is convinced that his innocence is secure and his circumstances are not justified. His life is a short and swift journey; and he complains that in his suffering there is no comfort or relief.
Bildad, another of Job's friends, suggests that Job's sons sinned and brought judgment upon themselves. God does not hold anyone innocent who is deserving of punishment. Job agrees, yet still maintains that he is innocent of any guilt or actions that may have brought punishment upon himself or his family.
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