Key Figures — Job 22

2 figures

1. Eliphaz the Temanite

   One of Job's three friends who speaks to him in this chapter.

   Eliphaz accuses Job of wickedness and suggests that his suffering is due to his sins. He urges Job to return to God and promises that prosperity will follow repentance.

   Related passages

   • Job Chapter 4 (Eliphaz's first speech)
   • Job Chapter 15 (Eliphaz's second speech)
   • Job Chapter 42 (God's rebuke of Eliphaz and his friends)

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   • #Accusation
   • #Repentance

2. Job

   The central figure of the Book of Job, known for his suffering and faith.

   In this chapter, Job is the recipient of Eliphaz's accusations. Eliphaz challenges Job's integrity and suggests that his suffering is a result of his own wrongdoing.

   Related passages

   • Job Chapter 1 (Introduction to Job's character and initial suffering)
   • Job Chapter 31 (Job's defense of his integrity)
   • James Chapter 5 (Job's patience commended)

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   • #Suffering
   • #Integrity

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