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Was Elihu Right?

Was Elihu Right?

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  • Martin A. Shields

What do we make of the explanation that Elihu offers for the suffering of Job, since nothing Elihu says seems to come close to describing what happened in the prologue. This article suggests that the account in the prologue is not intended to give a rationale for Job's extensive suffering. The author argues that Elihu's contribution presents a non-retributive reason for Job's suffering, which could mean that ultimately, Elihu's account might be correct.

Source: Journal for the Evangelical Study of the Old Testament, 2014. 16 pages.

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