Daniel WhedonSecond long strophe THE WISE TEACHINGS OF THE ANCIENTS AS RESPECTS THE MERITED END OF THOSE WHO FORGET GOD, Job 8:8-19. a. Introductory Praise of the collective wisdom of the ancients, “the oldest patriarchs,” (Dr. Clarke and Ewald,) whose vastly longer lives afforded a vastly wider range of experience and observation than that enjoyed by Job and his brother ephemera, Job 8:8-10. 8. Search Rather, the results of searching deep wisdom, that which comes from profound investigation. read more
Whedon's Commentary on the Bible - Job 8:8
Second long strophe THE WISE TEACHINGS OF THE ANCIENTS AS RESPECTS THE MERITED END OF THOSE WHO FORGET GOD, Job 8:8-19. a. Introductory Praise of the collective wisdom of the ancients, “the oldest patriarchs,” (Dr. Clarke and Ewald,) whose vastly longer lives afforded a vastly wider range of experience and observation than that enjoyed by Job and his brother ephemera, Job 8:8-10. 8. Search Rather, the results of searching deep wisdom, that which comes from profound investigation. read more