Job 35:4 - Exposition

I will answer thee, and thy companions with thee ; i.e. "thy comforters, Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar." Elihu has pledged himself to confute their reasonings, no less than those of Job ( Job 32:5-20 ), and now proposes to carry out this intention. But it is not very clear that he accomplish, s his purpose. In point of fact, he does little more than repeat and expand the argument of Eliphaz ( Job 22:2 , Job 22:3 ).