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Elihu continues by praising God’s greatness and compassion. He explains that God uses trials to instruct people, reveal hidden pride, and bring them back to blessing. If people listen, they are restored; if they refuse, they fall deeper into ruin. Elihu urges Job not to turn toward anger or discouragement but to consider God’s purpose in his suffering. He introduces themes of God’s majesty shown in weather and creation, preparing the way for God’s own speech. This chapter teaches that suffering is not always punishment—it can be refinement, discipline, and preparation for greater revelation.
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