Job 11 Scofield
Read Job 11 · Matthew Henry on Job 11
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11:1 Then answered Zophar the Naamathite, and said,
“Zophar”
Zophar is a religious dogmatist who assumes to know all about God; what God will do in any given case, why He will do it, and all His thoughts about it. Of all forms of dogmatism this is most irreverent, and least open to reason.