Job 32:3 - Exposition

Also against his three friends was his wrath kindled, because they had found no answer . Elihu thought that Job's reasonings and complaints admitted of being satisfactorily answered, and was vexed that the three "friends" had not made the right replied It is the main object of his speech to supply them. And yet had condemned Job. They had condemned him on wrong grounds and of sins that he had not committed ( Job 22:6-9 ). Elihu condemns him as much ( Job 33:9-12 ; Job 34:7-9 , etc.), but for entirely different reasons.