Job 15

Eliphaz the Temanite rebukes Job, accusing him of casting off fear of God, restraining prayer, and speaking with the tongue of the crafty, claiming Job's own words condemn him.[1][2][3] He describes the inherent sinfulness of man born of woman, the restless torment and ultimate destruction of the wicked—including poverty, darkness, and fiery judgment—and implies Job fits this category.[1][2][3]