Bildad has his second turn to speak. He is the one that depends on traditions. What is old is good, he thinks. Like many people today!
V.2-4 He again attacks Job. He does not like to listen — talking is his specialty.
V.5-21 His answer to Job’s problems is that wicked people always suffer. Job is suffering. Therefore, Job must be wicked.
V.18 His idea of the end of the wicked! They shall be chased out of the world!
V.9-21 He comes back to his first thoughts. To have a good reputation so that the next generation will look up to you. In other words, tradition.