Job 15:10 meaning and explanation
Both the gray-haired and the aged are on our side— men much older than your father.
Job 15:10, Berean Standard Bible
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Eliphaz is speaking, one of Job's three friends who have come to comfort him but now argue that his suffering must be punishment for sin. In verse 10 he appeals to the authority of age: the gray-haired and the aged stand with him and his companions, men older even than Job's father.
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