Job 35:7-8

⁷Even if you''re good, what would God get out of that? Do you think he''s dependent on your accomplishments?

⁸The only ones who care whether you''re good or bad are your family and friends and neighbors. God''s not dependent on your behavior.

In Job 35, Elihu continues his response to Job, zeroing in on a specific claim he believes Job has made: that righteousness before God brings no tangible benefit. Elihu argues that human sin or righteousness has no impact on God's transcendent being—God is too high to be affected by

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