Job 33:14

¹⁴יד כי-באחת ידבר-אל ובשתים לא ישורנהb

In Job 33, Elihu steps forward as a younger, more passionate voice in the debate, claiming to speak on God’s behalf. He challenges Job’s self-righteousness and argues that God speaks to humanity through dreams, visions, and even suffering. Elihu introduces a fresh perspective: af

References· Job 33

a: v.4 — Job 32:8, Genesis 2:7, Job 27:3, Job 10:12, Psalms 33:6, Job 10:3
b: v.14 — Proverbs 1:24, 2 Chronicles 33:10, Psalms 62:11, Job 33:29, Isaiah 6:9, Proverbs 1:29, Job 40:5
c: v.15 — Numbers 12:6, Job 4:13, Genesis 31:24, Genesis 20:3, Daniel 4:5, Jeremiah 23:28, Daniel 8:18, Genesis 15:12
d: v.16 — Job 36:10, Job 36:15, Psalms 40:6, Isaiah 50:5, Isaiah 6:10, Isaiah 48:8, 2 Samuel 7:27, Nehemiah 9:38
e: v.25 — Psalms 103:5, 2 Kings 5:14, Joshua 14:10-11, Deuteronomy 34:7, Job 42:16, Hosea 2:15
f: v.26 — Psalms 50:15, Psalms 30:5, Isaiah 30:19, Jeremiah 33:3, Psalms 91:15, Numbers 6:25-26, Proverbs 24:12, 1 Samuel 26:23, Jonah 2:2-7, Psalms 116:1-6

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