1
Eliphaz questioned Iyov again concerning the greatness he once possessed.
2
He remembered the thousands of sheep appointed for clothing the poor.
3
He remembered the cattle used to plow fields for those without strength.
4
He remembered golden couches, tables for strangers, lamps, incense, and royal honor.
5
“Where is the glory of your throne?” he cried.
6
The lament was not merely pity; beneath it was the assumption that visible ruin must prove divine rejection.