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This angered Eliho, the son of Barachel, a Bozit, of the family of Ram.
He was angry with Job because he claimed to be right against God (Elohim),
Eliho had waited (Hebr. chachah) to address Job
because the others were older (Hebr. zaqen) than he was.
But when Eliho saw that there was no answer in the mouths of these three [frail] men (Hebr. enósh),
he became burning with anger.
Then Eliho, the son of Barachel, the Bozite, spoke up. He said:
I am young in age,
and you are old (frail – Hebr. jashish).
[Here, a less common word for old is used than in .]
Therefore, I was afraid
and did not dare to present my opinion to you.
And Elihu answered and said [repeating a similar phrase directed directly at Job in ]:
And Eliho continued [his fourth speech] and said:
