Job continued to counter Zophar’s false theology. Death comes to the wicked according to God’s timing. It is not true that the wicked will always be cut off in their youth or that they will suffer greatly and then die.
Job pointed out that the life of the wicked is very fragile as well. God is in charge of the final moment of each person. Even though the wicked may have children that do well in this world, they are still accountable to God and He will end their life according to His time. God is merciful and He gives the wicked time to repent and be saved. He does not need to give anyone time, but He does. He also sets the time for each one. No one is guaranteed old age.
The Bible warns many times that to day is the day of salvation. It is foolish to think that a person can live a wicked life and when they are old they will turn to the Lord. Those who choose to reject God in their youth often become harder and harder and never get saved.
In verse 22 Job asked an important question. No one is going to teach God anything. Zophar needed to submit to God rather than try to tell God how He needed to act. God judges kings and He judges the poor.
Job pointed out that one man dies at full strength. The reference to breasts full of milk and his bones moistened with marrow is a reference to the strength of the man. He is talking about a male in verse 24. He is not supporting the wickedness being promoted of “transgenderism”. This is speaking of a man that is at full strength and agility. It would be a reference to a younger man who is in the prime of his life.
In verse 25 we see that another man might die with bitterness in his soul. He has faced a rough life and is angry at the world and at God.
Both of these men will face the same end. They both die, and the worms will eat them up. Death is the great equalizer. The difference is in where the soul will go at death. That is determined by what the person does with the truth, in this life. Those that reject God will spend eternity in the lake of fire. Those who turn to God in repentance and trust in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation will face eternity in heaven.
In verses 27-28 Job declares that he knew what these men were up to. They had made it clear what they were thinking. He did not need to imagine anything.
In verse 28 he again stated that the house of the prince and the house of the wicked will both come to an end. God has not given man the right to make up our own judgment on either. God declares what will happen to man. We can examine the tree by its fruit. The basis of all judgment must be God’s Word. God tells us what happens at death. Those who truly know God’s forgiveness will be in heaven. Those who reject God’s grace and mercy will face eternity in hell.
Zophar had ignored Job’s testimony. They looked at his circumstances and judged him according to that. God had already declared who Job was and that would not change.
In verse 33 Job reminded these three men that the wicked die just as innumerable others who have died before them. No one avoids death by wishing it will go away. No one avoids death by paying their way out of it.
In verse 34 Job reminded these men that they were vain comforters. When he refuted them, they just doubled down and came at him from another angle, but the storyline was the same. They had nothing to offer him and as he had stated at the beginning of this chapter, they would have been wise to just be quiet. They were incriminating themselves by making false statements, not just about Job, but about God. This would come back to bite them.
It is important to warn people of what is ahead. It is important to do so based on truth. The Catholics teach there is purgatory that gives the dead person opportunity to redeem himself. That is a lie. Most Mennonites as well as some other groups teach that a person can lose their salvation. They try to scare people into submission to their false teachings by threatening that if a person steps out of line with their teaching, their eternity is in jeopardy.
The truth is that if a person turns to God in repentance and trusts in the Lord Jesus Christ for salvation, they are granted eternal life by God. Those who are in this place, will show evidence of salvation. The Bible tells us this. We do not need to make it up.

II Corinthians 5:17 Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.

It is imperative that the true child of God walk as a child of God. New Evangelicalism has lied to thousands of people and stated that you can keep your sinful habits and be a Christian. There is not a single Bible verse to support that lie. Paul addressed the carnality in I Corinthians. He did not make exceptions for them. He was directed by God to rebuke them and to teach them the need and the way to deal with this sin. Paul had much to say about the need to cast off the old man and put on the new man.

Galatians 5:16 This I say then, Walk in the Spirit, and ye shall not fulfil the lust of the flesh.