And they were quiet, and the three friends his no longer contradicted Job, was for Job righteous before them.
Was provoked to anger and Elihu, the son of Barachel, the Buzite, of the kin of Ram, of the Ausis place; and he was provoked to anger against Job exceedingly, because he sentenced himself as righteous before the lord.
And even against the three but friends he was provoked to anger exceedingly, for they were not able to answer contrary to Job; and they established him to be an impious man.
Elihu waited to give an answer to Job, for older than he they were in days.
And Elihu saw that there is no answer in the mouths of the three men, and was enraged his anger his.
And undertaking, Elihu the son of Barachel the Buzite, said, younger forasmuch as I am in time, and you are older; therefore I was still, fearing to you to announce the of myself higher knowledge.
And I said, not the time is the for speaking; in many but years men have not known wisdom.
But spirit is there is in mortals, and the breath of the almighty is the one teaching.
Not the long-lived are wise as such; nor the aged know equity.
Therefore I said, Hear me! and I will announce to you what I know.
Give ear to my the sayings! For I will speak your hearing, as far as of which time you should examine the words;
and until you shall perceive; and behold, there was no one to Job reproving, in answering his words from you,
that you should not say, We found wisdom being added by the lord.
Man and you commissioned to speak such words.
And they were terrified. They answered not any longer; were old coming from them words.
I waited, for I did not speak, for they stood, they answered not.
And undertaking, Elihu says, Again I shall speak,
Full for I am of words, destroys for me the wind of the belly;
And my belly is as if a leather bag of sweet new wine bubbling, being tied up; and as if the bellows of a brazier tearing forth.
I will speak that I shall rest myself in opening my lips.
By man for in no way shall I be shamed, and in fact, nor from a mortal in any way feel shame.
Not for I know to admire a person; but if not, even me moths shall devour.