Elihu addresses Job directly, emphasizing that he too is made from clay and need not terrify Job. He challenges Job’s claim that God gives no account, arguing that God can speak through dreams, suffering, discipline, and a gracious messenger to turn a person from destruction and restore him.
Elihu addresses Job directly, emphasizing that he too is made from clay and need not terrify Job. He challenges Job’s claim that God gives no account, arguing that God can speak through dreams, suffering, discipline, and a gracious messenger to turn a person from destruction and restore him.
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