←Job 33→BSB
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Job 33:1
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Job 33:5
Elihu invited Job to present his case, acting as if he were God or the judge Job had been seeking (9:32–35).
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Job 33:7
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Job 33:9
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Job 33:11
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Job 33:15
In a dream: For examples, see Genesis 15:12; 20:3; 31:24; 40:1–41:36; Daniel 2:1–45; Joel 2:28; Acts 16:9–10.
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Job 33:18
from perishing by the sword: This phrase can also mean "from crossing over the river of death" (New Living Translation). Both translations make sense in the context (compare 36:12).
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Job 33:22
messengers of death: Compare: Exodus 12:23; 2 Samuel 24:16; 1 Corinthians 10:10.
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Job 33:23
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Job 33:24
The ultimate ransom is Christ (Matthew 20:28; Romans 3:24–25; 1 Timothy 2:6; 1 Peter 1:18–19).
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Job 33:26
he sees God’s face and shouts for joy: Compare Numbers 6:24–26; Psalm 67:1; Acts 2:28; Jude 1:24.
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Job 33:32
It sounds ironic that Elihu says he would like to vindicate Job. He joined the discussion because Job would not admit he had sinned (32:1–5).