Job 32 - 37
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In this segment, Steve Gregg discusses Elihu's speeches in Job chapters 32-37. Elihu is presented as a young man with a fresh perspective, who becomes indignant when the other three men present fail to refute Job's claims of innocence. Elihu speaks of God as the giver of life and understanding, and argues that God's justice is inherent in the world, rather than being imposed from above. He also encourages Job to turn to God and acknowledge His righteousness.
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