Summary
Elihu steps into the debate, calling on the wise and knowledgeable to listen. He argues that human judgment is flawed while God’s justice is flawless, warning against judging God or claiming righteousness without repentance. Elihu critiques Job’s harsh words and the tendency to mock God’s ways. He reminds that all flesh will die and that God will not unjustly punish or favor anyone, but will reward based on deeds. Elihu calls for humility, urging people to turn back from sin and heed divine wisdom. The chapter concludes with a reminder that Job’s words lack knowledge, and that true understanding comes from God.