In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we turn to Job Chapter 34, where Elihu responds to Job with one of the most forceful defenses of God’s character in the entire book. Elihu reminds Job—and us—that the Lord is incapable of injustice and judges all people with complete fairness, no matter their rank or wealth.

This chapter reveals timeless wisdom:

• God’s justice is woven into His very nature—He cannot do wrong.
• Every person is accountable before God, from the mighty to the lowly.
• Rebellion in suffering can lead us astray, but reverence anchors our faith.
• Humility before God’s sovereignty is the first step toward peace in hardship.

Elihu’s words challenge us to trust God’s justice even when life feels unfair, reminding us that His perspective is higher, His knowledge deeper, and His judgments perfect.