Key Figures — Job 36

2 figures

1. Elihu

   A young friend of Job who speaks on behalf of God's justice and majesty.

   In this chapter, Elihu continues his discourse, emphasizing God's greatness and justice. He argues that God is mighty and does not despise anyone, and that He is just and righteous. Elihu asserts that God uses suffering to teach and discipline, and that He is attentive to the righteous.

   Related passages

   • Job Chapter 32 (Introduction of Elihu)
   • Job Chapter 33 (Elihu's first speech)
   • Job Chapter 34 (Elihu's discourse on God's justice)

   • #Elihu
   • #Justice
   • #GodsMajesty

2. God

   The Almighty, whose justice and power are defended by Elihu.

   Elihu speaks of God's attributes, highlighting His power, justice, and the way He governs the world. He describes God as a teacher who uses circumstances to guide and correct humanity, emphasizing His care for the righteous.

   Related passages

   • Job Chapter 38 (God's response to Job)
   • Psalm 145:17 (The Lord is righteous in all His ways)
   • Romans 11:33 (Oh, the depth of the riches of the wisdom and knowledge of God!)

   • #God
   • #Justice
   • #Power

← Read Job 36 in full