In this sermon, Eliphaz begins by sharing a secret truth that was whispered to him in a vision. He emphasizes the fear and awe he experienced in the presence of God. Eliphaz criticizes Job's friends for their lack of empathy and their unhelpful messages. He also highlights the importance of humility and acknowledges that only God can reveal spiritual truths. The sermon concludes by suggesting that the preachers, including Elihu, failed to understand and support Job in his trials.

C.I. Scofield preaches on the lesson from Mark 10:35-45, highlighting the misconception of prayer as a means to fulfill personal desires and ambitions, emphasizing the importance of true submission to God's wisdom and love in prayer. Jesus teaches that true greatness in His kingdom is achieved through suffering and service, not through seeking positions of power and authority for self-gratification. The path to the throne in God's kingdom is paved with humility, sacrificial service, and a willingness to endure suffering for the sake of others.

F.B. Meyer addresses the misconception that suffering indicates a lack of purity and uprightness before God, as suggested by Bildad in Job 8:6. He emphasizes that God's deliverance is not solely based on outward circumstances, and many faithful servants endure trials without any reflection on their righteousness. Meyer explains that adversity can strengthen our inner character and deepen our reliance on God, teaching us virtues that flourish in silence and sorrow. He reassures that despite our struggles, God is always attentive and present in our lives, working to make us partakers of His holiness.