Job 6:25

how forcible are right words Or, words of uprightness, that is honest, straightforward, close dealing with a man about himself, or his offences, sign of true friendship, Psalms 141:5; cf. ch. Job 33:3, where Elihu claims to speak out of this rectitude of mind. The word rendered forcibleis of rather uncertain meaning. It occurs again 1 Kings 2:8, a grievouscurse, Micah 2:10, a soredestruction, and in Job 16:3, what emboldeneththee that thou answerest? The fundamental sense of the word is assumed to be to be sharp, hence, to be strong, vehement. This is conjectural. What may be but another form of the word occurs in Psalms 119:103, how sweetare thy words unto my taste! And many prefer that meaning here: how sweet are words of uprightness.

your arguing reprove lit. what doth reproving from you, the kind of reproving that comes from you, insinuations and captious laying hold of more excited language, reprove?In Job 6:24 Job demanded to know from his friends directly what sins they laid to his charge. He would welcome straightforward dealing that went into his circumstances.