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OET-RV by cross-referenced section JOB 32:6

JOB 32:6–32:14 ©

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Elihu’s first speech to Iyyov’s three friends

Job 32:6–14

6So now Elihi (son of Barakel the Buzite) spoke up:

I’m only young and all of you are much older than me,

so I was shy and reluctant to give you all my views.

7I told myself to let the elders speak,

≈ and to let those with much experience share their wisdom.

8However, each person has a spirit,

≈ and the provider’s breath gives us understanding.

9Not so many people are wise,

and older people don’t necessarily understand what’s right.

10So I say, “Listen to me.

I too will declare what I know.


11Listen, I waited for your words.

I listened to your wise sayings

while you all searched for the right words.

12I gave you all my full attention, but listen,

none of you could refute Iyyov

≈ or could answer his words.

13So don’t tell yourselves that you displayed wisdom.

It’s God who must refute him—not any person.

14But Iyyov hasn’t directed his words against me,

and I won’t answer him with your answers.

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