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Job 16:9-14
Does Job perceive Satan's involvement? The reader knows this from the outset, but it is possible that by Job 16:9-14, Job himself has become aware. Commentators have argued whether God, Eliphaz, or Satan is the adversary or enemy that Job refers to. The Amplified Bible inserts that it was Satan, which seems closer to reality than the other two. God is not his adversary but his best friend, and Eliphaz simply does not fit the descriptions of power attributed to the enemy.
John W. Ritenbaugh
Job, Self-Righteousness, and HumilityRelated Topics: Eliphaz | Eliphaz as the Adversary | Eliphaz the Temanite | God as Adversary | Job | Job's Adversary | Job's Perception of Satan's Involvement | Job, Self Righteousness, and Humility | Satan as AdversaryOther Forerunner Commentary entries containing Job 16:11:
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