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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Elihu (Man living at the time of the Patriarchs)
The younger man in Job who waits until everyone else has finished and then speaks last. He faults Job for justifying himself and the three older friends for never actually answering him. Then God speaks from the whirlwind.
The younger man in Job who waits until everyone else has finished and then speaks last. He faults Job for justifying himself and the three older friends for never actually answering him. Then God speaks from the whirlwind.
Elihu was a younger bystander in the book of Job who spoke last among Job's companions, criticizing both Job's self-justification and his three older friends' failure to actually answer him, before God himself finally speaks from the whirlwind.
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- Job 32:2
- Job 32:4
- Job 32:5
- Job 32:6
- Job 34:1
- Job 35:1
- Job 36:1
