In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we study Job Chapter 22 (KJV), where Eliphaz delivers his third and most severe speech. He accuses Job of grave sins—oppressing the poor, neglecting the vulnerable, and abusing his power—arguing that Job’s suffering is a direct result of wickedness (Job 22:1–30).

Yet as the chapter unfolds, it becomes clear that Eliphaz’s words are misapplied truths, built on false assumptions rather than evidence. His harsh rebuke exposes the dangers of judging others’ suffering and offering condemnation instead of compassion.

Drawing from both the biblical text and modern applications, we reflect on the timeless lesson: truth without love can wound instead of heal. The episode highlights the importance of empathy, encouragement, and humility, reminding us to offer hope instead of blame when others are in pain.