Job 33 Bible Study Guide

A verse-by-verse study of Job 33. Elihu addresses Job directly, claiming to speak with sincerity and without partiality. He challenges Job's complaint that God treats him as an enemy. Elihu argues that God speaks to humans in various ways — through dreams, visions, and especially through suffering. Suffering, Elihu says, is God's megaphone to turn a person from pride and to keep their soul from the pit.