Job 18: Bildad Describes the Fate of the Wicked

Bildad the Shuhite answers Job a second time, offended that Job treats the friends as fools. He paints a long picture of the wicked man whose light goes out, who is caught in traps, loses his descendants, and is forgotten, implying that Job's ruin proves his guilt.

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In 18:2-4, what does Bildad complain about at the start of his second speech?

Job wants Eliphaz alone to sit as judge and decide his whole caseJob has stopped offering sacrifices for the sins of his whole householdJob has spoken so briefly that none of them can give him an answerJob treats them as dull beasts and wants the world rearranged for him