Job 34

Elihu asserts God's absolute justice and sovereignty, refuting Job's claim of innocence by declaring that El Shaddai cannot act wickedly or pervert justice, knows all works, and judges the mighty impartially without inquiry.[1][2][3] He rebukes Job for speaking without knowledge, adding rebellion to his sin by multiplying words against El Shaddai, and urges him to accept chastening, repent, and submit rather than justify himself.[1][4][5]

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