Job 35

Job 35:1

D. Elihu’s Second Speech to Job (Chaps. 3537)35:1-8 Elihu then reproves Job for claiming to act more righteously than God and for saying that righteousness does not pay. Man’s sin does not harm the sovereign God, neither does his righteousness benefit God. 35:9-16 Proud oppressors cry out in trouble, but they do not acknowledge the God who gave them wisdom above that of animals and birds; therefore, their prayers are not answered. Even if we do not see Him, God does see us, and we should trust Him and not be arrogant.