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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.

Buzite

Elihu, the younger man whose speeches close the dialogue in Job, was a Buzite: of the family of Ram, from the kindred of Buz. Buz was a son of Nahor and brother of Uz.

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Elihu, the younger man whose speeches close the dialogue in Job, was a Buzite: of the family of Ram, from the kindred of Buz. Buz was a son of Nahor and brother of Uz.

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Buzite identifies Elihu, the younger man whose speeches close the dialogue in Job, as belonging to the family of Ram, of the kindred of Buz. Buz was a son of Nahor and brother of Uz, from whom Job's own homeland likely took its name, making Elihu a distant relation of Job.

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The word

H940

Where it appears
  • Job 32:2
  • Job 32:6

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