In Job, chapters 15 through 17, we find two speeches that begin the second cycle of dialogue. First, Eliphaz speaks a deprecation: you are not wise; a description: you are depraved; and a depiction: you are wicked. Job then rises to speak a charge: you are miserable comforters; a complaint: God is my adversary; a cry: can I be vindicated; a confession: I am close to death; a confrontation: will You pledge Yourself; and a complaint: I am all alone.
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