Job 27: Job Holds Fast to His Integrity

Job swears by the living God that he will never admit his friends are right or give up his innocence while he has breath. He then asks what hope the godless have before God and describes how the wicked lose their children, their wealth and their lives in sudden ruin.

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In 27:11-12, what does Job say he will teach his friends, and how does he describe their speeches?

About his own good deeds; he calls their speeches a fair warningAbout the stars and seasons; he calls their speeches a real comfortAbout the law of the priests; he calls their speeches wise but harshAbout God’s power and ways; he calls their speeches useless and vain