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OEB JOB Chapter 32

JOB 32 ©

32Now these three men ceased answering Job, because he was righteous in his own eyes. Then 2the anger of Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite, of the family of Ram, was kindled; against Job was his anger kindled, because he had made himself 3out to be more righteous than God. But his anger was kindled against his three friends as well, because they had condemned Job without finding 4any answer. Now, as they were older, Elihu had 5waited while they were speaking with Job; but, on seeing that the three men had no answer to offer, Elihu’s anger was kindled.

6Then Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite answered and said: I am but young in years,

While ye are aged men:

So I was timid, and feared

To set my opinion before you.

7I felt that days ought to speak,

And that years gave the right to teach wisdom.

8But the spririt enlighteneth men,

The Almighty inspires then with insight.

9It is not the old men that are wise,

Nor the aged that understand truth;

10And so, pray, listen to me–

I, too, would set forth my opinion.

11aI waited what you had to say,

11bI lent mine ear to your reasons;

12aYea, I gave heed unto you,

11cWhile ye searched out what to say.

12bBut see! none brought conviction to Job,

12cNot a man of you answered his words.

13Say not "Here wer have come upon wisdom;

’Tis God must confound him, not man."

14He hath not yet debated with me,

Nor will I give him answers like yours.

15Panic-stricken they answer no more,

Words have floated away from them.

16Must I wait because they are silent,

Stand still, and answer no more?

17Nay, but I, too, will answer my share;

I, too, will set forth my opinion.

18For filled with words am I;

The breath in my body distress me.

19Like wine without vent is my belly,

Like new wine-skins ready to burst.

20I must speak and so find me relief;

I must open my lips and make answer.

21I would show my favour to none,

And give flattering titles to no man.

22Of flattery I know nothing–

Else soon would my Maker remove me.

JOB 32 ©

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