Commentaries:Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown
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Job 15:8
secret—rather, "Wast thou a listener in the secret council of God?" The Hebrew means properly the cushions of a divan on which counsellors in the East usually sit. God's servants are admitted to God's secrets (Psalms 25:14; Genesis 18:17; John 15:15).
restrain—Rather, didst thou take away, or borrow, thence (namely, from the divine secret council) thy wisdom? Eliphaz in this (Job 15:8-9) retorts Job's words upon himself (Job 12:2-3; Job 13:2).
Other Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown entries containing Job 15:8:
Job 15:8
Job 15:11
Job 38:4
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Romans 11:34-35
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