Job 18:6

⁶Their house goes dark--every lamp in the place goes out.

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Job 18 records Bildad the Shuhite's second speech, a relentless and poetic description of the fate of the wicked. Bildad, frustrated by Job's refusal to admit sin, paints a vivid picture of divine judgment: the wicked are trapped, their memory erased, and their legacy destroyed. The

References· Job 18

a: v.5 — Proverbs 13:9, Proverbs 20:20, Proverbs 24:20, Job 21:17, Proverbs 4:19, Isaiah 50:11, Job 20:5

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