Job 22:15 | MHM | STEP | Judgments Executed on the Wicked. Here, Eliphaz tries to warn Job by reminding him of the destruction that came to sinners in the past. He compares Job’s situation to the people of the old world who were destroyed by the flood, and the people of Sodom who were burned by fire. Eliphaz uses these examples to say that if Job does not repent, he could face even worse judgment. He encourages Job to learn from history and not follow the same path as those who rejected God. v. 15 : Eliphaz asks Job if he will keep walking in the same path as wicked people did in the past. Have you marked the old way which wicked men have trodden? . He wants Job to think about where that path leads

‏ Job 22:15

Judgments Executed on the Wicked.

Here, Eliphaz tries to warn Job by reminding him of the destruction that came to sinners in the past. He compares Job’s situation to the people of the old world who were destroyed by the flood, and the people of Sodom who were burned by fire. Eliphaz uses these examples to say that if Job does not repent, he could face even worse judgment. He encourages Job to learn from history and not follow the same path as those who rejected God.

v. 15: Eliphaz asks Job if he will keep walking in the same path as wicked people did in the past. Have you marked the old way which wicked men have trodden? . He wants Job to think about where that path leads—to destruction.