Then the Lord answered Job — This speech is addressed particularly to Job, not only because he is the principal personage referred to in the…

Then the Lord answered Job. —This chapter brings the grand climax and catastrophe of the poem. Unless all was to remain h…

Then the Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind
As soon as Elihu had done speaking, who saw the tempest rising, and …

Job had silenced his friends but had not convinced them. Elihu had silenced Job but had not brought him to admit his guilt before God. It pleased t…

After the discussion about divine providence between Job and his friends, Eliud had taken it upon himself to resolve the matter, contradicting Job …