Tua Palavra

|Jó 34:1| Elihu continued his speech. He said:

|Jó 34:2| And now, you sages, listen to what I say, lend me your ears, you learned men.

|Jó 34:3| The ear distinguishes the value of what is said, just as the palate can tell one food from another.

|Jó 34:4| Let us consider together God's ruling and decide what we all mean by good.

|Jó 34:5| Job has been saying, 'I am upright and God denies me fair judgement.

|Jó 34:6| My judge is treating me cruelly, my wound is incurable, for no fault of mine.'

|Jó 34:7| Can anyone else exist like Job, who laps up mockery like water,

|Jó 34:8| who consorts with evil-doers and marches in step with the wicked?

|Jó 34:9| Did he not say, 'No one derives any benefit from enjoying the society of God'?

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|Jó 34:10| Listen to me then, like intelligent people. Far be evil from God or injustice from Shaddai!