Heylel: "Even if it kills me I will trust him, he says.What a
darn fool, even if it kills me I will trust him. Well as I said, these
 dirt beings can believe anything. But it's not over. Certainly
he can't believe that he is right and Elohim is wrong."

BACK TO JOB AND HIS FRIENDS.

Zophar:"Your own mouth condemned you, not me. Behold
 he puts no trust in his angels. The heavens are not clean
 in his sight. How much more abdominal  is man? Who will
 drink iniquity as water. The wicked man is pregnant with
 pain all of his days. He shall not depart out of darkness.
Let him not that is deceived trust in vanity because vanity
will be his reward."

Job: "I've heard many such things. Your all miserable failures
 as comforters. I could speak as you are speaking, if the situation
were reversed. I could heap up words against you and
shake my head."

Job: "But I would strengthen you with my words. And the
moving of my lips would assuage your grief. Upright men
shall be astonished at this. And the innocent shall stir
himself up against hypocrites."

Bildad:"How long will it be before you make a end of words?
Tell us so we can speak. Yeah the light of the wicked shall
 be put out, and the spark of his fire shall not shine."

Job: "How long will you vex my soul, and break me in pieces
with your words. My kinfolks have failed. my friends have
forgotten me. I know that my redeemer lives and shall
stand on the last days upon the earth. Why do the wicked
 live, become old and is mighty in power. Their children are
established before their eyes. Their eyes are safe from  fear,
and neither is the rod of God upon them. They spend their
days in wealth. Therefore they say what is the almighty that
 we should serve him."

Eliphaz: "Is it any pleasure to the almighty that you are righteous?
Does he gain anything if you perfect your ways? Is not your
wickedness great and your iniquities infinite?  Acquaint yourself
with God. And be at peace, and there by good shall come to you.
 If you return to the almighty you shall be built up. You should put
 away iniquities from your dwelling, and you should make your
 prayers to him. And he will hear you."

Job: "Oh that I knew where I might find him, that I might come to
 his seat. I would know what he would say to me. Would he plead
against me with his great power? No, he would he put strength into
 me. That is how the righteous might dispute with him. But he knows
 the way I'd take, and when he has tried me I shall come forth as
gold. Neither have I gone back from his commandants. Yeah I have
esteemed the words of his mouth, more than my necessary food."

Job continues lament change in his life.

"Oh that I were in the months past, as I were in the days that
 Elohim preserved me. When by his light I walked through
darkness. When the almighty was with me and my children
were with me. In the city the young men saw me, and hid
 themselves. The aged men rose, stood up. Princes stopped
talking and the Nobles held their peace."

Job:"When the ear heard me it blessed me, and when the eye
saw me it gave witness because I delivered the poor that cried.
And the fatherless, and him that had none to help. But now,
them that are younger than I, have me in derision who's fathers
 I would have disdained to set with the dogs of my flock. Oh that
one would hear me. My desire is that the almighty will answer me.
 And that my adversary had written a book, surly I would have
taken it upon my shoulder and bind it as a crown to me."

So Jobs friends ceased to dispute with him because he was
righteous in his own eyes. But a young man named Elihu, son
 of Barachel the Buzite, who had sat back and listened to them
trade opinions became upset because Jobs friends had
accused him.