'Happy is the man whom God correcteth' is Eliphaz's attempt to reframe Job's suffering as discipline rather than punishment. The advice isn't wrong in general, it's just badly aimed at Job's actual situation.
Practical & Devotional<b>Behold, fortunate is the man etc.</b> with pains, and just as He heals the pain of these [people], so would I [myself] appeal to Him about these pains that would come upon me. So should you accept them and not despise them.
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