Sermons on Job 34

Elihu continues by calling the wise to hear him and insisting that Job has spoken wrongly. He argues that God does not act wickedly, does not pervert justice, and repays people according to their deeds. As ruler over all the earth, God sees every person and can bring down princes and the mighty without partiality. Elihu says Job adds rebellion to his sin by speaking against God. The chapter raises the themes of divine justice, God’s sovereignty, and human accountability.

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