Job 35 Bible Study Guide

A verse-by-verse study of Job 35. Elihu responds to Job's claim that righteousness does not benefit a person. He argues that human sin does not affect God — if you sin, you harm only yourself; if you are righteous, you benefit only yourself. God is too exalted to be impacted by human actions. Elihu also notes that when people cry out under oppression, they often do not seek God but cry out arrogantly.