1. How do Bildad and Job speak of:
   (a) God’s holiness, and
   (b) his omnipotence?
2. The knowledge of God’s power does not help Job now.
   To what does he cling (27:1-6)? Was he right in this?
3. Does 27:7-22 add any fresh ideas about the wicked?

Note. 27:7-22. Some part of the otherwise lost third speech of Zophar is possibly here. The thought echoes 20:12ff.