If thou hast anything to say, answer me: speak, for I desire to justify thee.
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Verse 32 is found in chapter 33 of Job. Elihu presents the possibility of a messenger or mediator who explains to a person what he should do and announces deliverance. The language combines judgment, rescue, and restoration. The idea echoes Job’s desire for a mediator, although Elihu now presents such a figure as an instrument through whom God can teach and restore.
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Hast du aber was zu sagen, so antworte mir; Sage an! ich wollte dich gerne rechtfertigen.
Que si tuvieres razones, respóndeme; Habla, porque yo te quiero justificar.
Si tienes algo que decir, respóndeme; habla, porque deseo darte la razón.
Si tu as quelque chose à dire, réponds-moi! Parle, car je voudrais te donner raison.
Se tu hai alcuna cosa da dire, rispondimi; Parla, perciocchè io desidero giustificarti.
Se tens alguma coisa que dizer, responde-me; fala, porque desejo justificar-te.
你若有話說,可以回答我; 你只管說,因我願以你為義。
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