Elihu continues by describing Job's position as one of "I am right; but God is treating me wrongly." He then begins to point out the folly of such a position, due to the fact that God always does what is right. He then lists arguments in favor of doing what is right. It is better to do right and be under God's favor (no matter how it may look from your own perspective) than to disobey and be under God's chastening (no matter how closely it may resemble the first position).
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