Job Chapter 34 Summary
Elihu's discourse continued. He magnifies God's holiness.
Discussion Questions for Job, Chapter 34
- How does Elihu go about recapping Job’s position? From Elihu’s point of view, what is Job’s verdict?
- How does Elihu think Job is acting toward the Lord? Why? What do you think about Elihu’s perspective?
- What emotions does Elihu appear to have towards Job? What about towards Job’s three other friends? Are these emotions justified?
- What is Elihu’s goal? What is the main thing he is trying to communicate?
- Why does Elihu think Job is like the wicked? Has Job done anything to make him think this?
- How does Elihu perceive God? What does he believe about God?
- How does man's ability and power contrast with God's authority and power?
- In this chapter, what do you see Elihu do well in, and what do you see him do poorly in?
- What do you think Job meant by saying what he did? How do you perceive Job’s response to his suffering?
- How would you respond to Job’s suffering? What Scripture would you use to support your response?
Key Words/Phrase
Rebellious, v. 37.
Characters
God, Elihu, Job, friends.
Strong Verse(s)
10, 21, 32.