a15:21►
b3:25►
c6:4►
d9:34►
e13:11►
g23:15►
h27:20►
i30:15►
j18:11►
l20:25►
m1:13-17►
n1:18-19►
o1 Cor 10:10►
pRev 9:11►
qExod 12:23►
r2 Sam 24:16►
s2 Chr 32:21►
tActs 12:23►
uHeb 11:28►

‏ Job 15:21

15:21  a Although Eliphaz generalized the terror that the wicked experience, Job had undergone similar experiences (3:25  b; 6:4  c; 9:34  d; 13:11  e, 21  f; 23:15  g; 27:20  h; 30:15  i). Bildad (18:11  j, 14  k) and Zophar (20:25  l) spoke of more terror to come.

• The Sabeans and Chaldeans were examples of the destroyer (1:13-17  m), but this could refer to any destructive agent (1:18-19  n). Destroyers might be agents of Satan (1 Cor 10:10  o; Rev 9:11  p) or divine agents that punish wickedness (Exod 12:23  q; 2 Sam 24:16  r; 2 Chr 32:21  s; Acts 12:23  t; Heb 11:28  u). Eliphaz meant the latter.
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