Elihu calls on wise listeners and defends God’s justice. He argues that God repays according to works, cannot do wickedly, governs impartially, sees every human path, and can overthrow rulers. He criticizes Job for speaking without knowledge and for multiplying words against God.
Elihu calls on wise listeners and defends God’s justice. He argues that God repays according to works, cannot do wickedly, governs impartially, sees every human path, and can overthrow rulers. He criticizes Job for speaking without knowledge and for multiplying words against God.
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