For God shall cast upon him, and not spare: he would fain flee out of his hand.
Job 27:22 is a threat about the fate of the wicked spoken by Job's friend Eliphaz as part of his assurances in Job 5, whose general claims about the punishment of evil do not apply to Job's suffering.
God casts judgment and resistance upon the wicked without sparing them because justice requires Him to resist and prevent the evil they are doing. His anger is not revenge like human anger but a fixed, just and merciful opposition and restraint to evil, which if left unchecked would grow until it destroys human enjoyment. If sin continues His resistance necessarily continues and grows more destructive, so perseverance in sin ends in ruin and the safe course is to break off sin by righteousness.
Job 27:22 is a threat about the fate of the wicked spoken by Job's friend Eliphaz as part of his assurances in Job 5, whose general claims about the punishment of evil do not apply to Job's suffering.
God casts judgment and resistance upon the wicked without sparing them because justice requires Him to resist and prevent the evil they are doing. His anger is not revenge like human anger but a fixed, just and merciful opposition and restraint to evil, which if left unchecked would grow until it destroys human enjoyment. If sin continues His resistance necessarily continues and grows more destructive, so perseverance in sin ends in ruin and the safe course is to break off sin by righteousness.