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
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, but could
not prove he had sinned. He also was upset with Job
because he had justified himself instead of God.

Elihu: "I'm young and you are very old. Therefore I
didn't want to seem disrespectful by showing my opinion.
But there's a spirit in man, and the inspiration of the almighty
gives him understanding. Great men are not always wise.
Neither do aged men always understand judgment. Behold
I'm according to your wish, I'm in Gods place. I am also
made of clay. Look my terror will not make you afraid,
neither will my hand be heavy upon you. Surly you have
spoken in my hearing and I have heard you say I'm clean
and without transgression. I'm innocent, neither is there
iniquity in me. Look he finds occasion against me. He counts
me for an enemy, he puts my feet into stocks. He marks all
my paths."

Elihu continues. "Behold in this you are not just. I will
answer you that the Elohim is greater than man. He assured
the Elohim would not do wicked. Neither will the almighty
pervert justice. "Therefore Job opens his mouth in vain,
 he multiplies words without wisdom."

Elihu continues. "Touching the almighty, we cannot find
him out. He is excellent in power, and in judgment,
plenty of justice. He will not afflict. Men do therefore
show due deference to him, because he respects not
anyone wise in his own heart."

WHAT THE WATCHERS SEE

 All of a sudden spirit beings that were recording the
events, and others that were only watching saw a
supernatural manipulation of the atmosphere and
space time itself. The aura of it all meant it could
only be the Elohim.  

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