Eliphaz second speech

ELIPHAZ. — Second Speech (ch. 15.).—Becoming more emphatic in his reproaches, Eliphaz charges Job with uttering “vain knowledge,” and reasoning with “unprofitable talk.” “Yea,” says he to Job, “thou castest off fear, and restrainest prayer before God.” And then he urges the age and experience of the friends as against Job’s comparative youth:—“With us are both the gray-headed and very aged men, much older than thy father” (5:10). Job would, perhaps, be seventy or eighty years old at this time.
1902 Christadelphian, p 166.