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Job 36:2
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Elihu has yet more to say but he realises that he has already said much and he asks for patience on the part of his hearers, for he wants his words to be received with thoughtfulness and not to meet a closed ear. His great concern is to speak on God’s behalf and to defend his glory from all false charges.
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If a man does not have the honour of God uppermost in his mind then he is not fit to offer counsel. Zeal for the name of the Lord must be the mainspring of our speech and will guide us in what needs to be said in every situation. Elihu assures Job that he will not speak for very much longer and he is true to his word.
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