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The young man who spoke up after Job's three friends failed — with mixed results
open_in_newA younger man who waited respectfully for Job's three older friends to finish, then delivered his own speeches (Job 32-37). He was angry at Job for justifying himself rather than God, and angry at the friends for failing to answer Job. His speeches have some genuinely good theology about God's sovereignty, but interestingly, God never directly validates or condemns him.
The Manasseh Defectors
1 Chronicles 12:19-22This Elihu — distinct from Job's young critic — is one of the Manassite chiefs who defects to David at Ziklag, lending his rank and his men to what is becoming an unstoppable groundswell.
The Families Who Guarded the Gates
1 Chronicles 26:1-11Elihu is named here as one of Obed-edom's grandsons through Shemaiah — listed among the capable brothers who qualified for Temple gatekeeper service.
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