Job 36

Elihu reaffirms God's perfect justice and power, assuring Job that his words are the truth. Elihu warns Job to not turn to iniquity because God's power is absolute and His wisdom is perfect. He explains that God uses suffering and affliction to draw the humble out of their distress. Elihu then describes the glorious power of God in natural phenomena, like rain, thunder, clouds, and snow, concluding that God is majestic in His power and no one can fully understand His greatness or find fault with Him.