Job 36, found in the King James Version of the Bible, is a chapter in the book of Job that contains a speech by Elihu, one of Job's friends. In this chapter, Elihu continues to speak about the greatness and righteousness of God, emphasizing His sovereignty and wisdom.
Elihu starts by asserting that he has more to say on God's behalf and proceeds to address Job directly, urging him to be patient and listen. He emphasizes that God is just and that His understanding is infinite. Elihu points out that God often uses suffering to discipline and teach individuals, but He also delivers the afflicted when they turn to Him in repentance.
Elihu describes various ways in which God communicates with people, including through dreams, visions, and afflictions, in order to bring them back from the brink of destruction. He encourages Job to recognize and appreciate God's goodness, emphasizing that God is mighty and just in His dealings with humanity.