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But there was one who stood by in anger and thought scorn of them, Eliu the Buzite, son of Barachel, of Ram’s kindred. Angry he was with Job, for claiming that God did him an injury, (Job 32, 2)
and thought scorn of those friends of his, that could find no reasonable answer, but were content to find Job a guilty man. (Job 32, 3)
But when he found that the other three had no answer to give, he could contain himself no longer. (Job 32, 5)
But I see now that man speaks by inspiration; only the breath of the most High can grant discernment; (Job 32, 8)
I have waited long on your words, heard you out, while you searched about for reasons, (Job 32, 11)
attentive enough, while I still hoped to hear the truth from you; but no, not one of you has convinced Job, or answered his riddle. (Job 32, 12)
Do not flatter yourselves that you have tracked down the truth; God must put him down, not man.✻ (Job 32, 13)
I will take my turn at pleading, tell out my thoughts. (Job 32, 17)
I am full of matter, in labour with ripe utterance; (Job 32, 18)
Listen, then, Job, to my remonstrances, and hear me out; (Job 33, 1)
here be plain words, uttered in all honesty. (Job 33, 3)
But there is no substance in thy plea; I tell thee, man cannot be matched with God. (Job 33, 12)