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Bildad's response to Job's speech in the third conversation. Bildad's short speech boils down to two points: before the all-righteous and omnipotent God, to whom the heavenly powers are subordinate, a person cannot defend an allegedly violated right; before the all-holy God, in whose eyes even the stars are unclean, even man cannot be pure; There is no way for him to justify himself. Both provisions are directed against the desire of Job, who is confident in his rightness, to sue God (Job 23). Job 25:1. And Bildad the Shebahite answered and said: Job 25:2. power and fear are with Him; He creates peace on His heights! Job 25:3. Is there an account of His armies? and on whom does His light not rise? Job 25:4. And how can a person be right before God, and how can one born of a woman be pure? Job 25:5. Even the moon is not bright, and the stars are unclean in His sight. Job 25:6. Much less is man, who is a worm, and the son of man, who is a moth. You might be interested in: