a32:1–37:24
b32:1
c2:11
d6:14-30
e13:4
f16:2
g19:21
h42:10
i32:2
jGen 22:21
kJer 25:23
lJob 1:1
mPs 69:9
n32:4-7
o12:12
p15:10
qLev 19:32
r1 Tim 5:1
s1 Pet 5:5

‏ Job 32:1-5

Summary for Job 32:1-22: 32:1–37:24  a Having completed three cycles of speeches between Job and his three friends, we now hear from a new voice. Elihu has not been previously introduced, but he is a young man who has listened to everything the others have said. 32:1  b Job’s three friends (see 2:11  c) failed to comfort him (6:14-30  d; 13:4  e; 16:2  f; 19:21  g; 42:10  h).
32:2  i the Buzite: Buz had connections with Aram (Gen 22:21  j) and Arabia (Jer 25:23  k), as did Uz (Job 1:1  l).

• Elihu repeatedly stated that he was angry; he probably regarded his anger as righteous zeal (Ps 69:9  m).
Summary for Job 32:4-7: 32:4-7  n Elihu’s deference to elders followed a well-known principle (see also 12:12  o; 15:10  p; Lev 19:32  q; 1 Tim 5:1  r; 1 Pet 5:5  s).
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