How to understand Job Chapter 32-37 and John 8:32

Elihu. Eliwho? Elihu comes out of nowhere. He’s only mentioned in these passages, but his speech adds a new layer to Job’s friends’ words, so pay attention. He starts by stating that he is younger than the other three, and that he is only speaking out of concern for Job. Fair enough. Elihu then tells Job that he (Job) isn’t necessarily a sinner, but that his misfortunes are just part of a cycle of divine power that cannot be questioned or understood. It just is. This guy is clearly very chill. He basically tells Job that he’s not necessarily a sinner just because he is being punished, but his reaction to that punishment is an expression of foolishness. So, yeah…he’s calling Job a fool. Then Jesus turned to the Jews who had claimed to believe in him. “If you stick with this, living out what I tell you, you are my disciples for sure. Then you will experience for yourselves the truth, and the truth will free you.” Then Jesus turned to the Jews who had claimed to believe in him. “If you stick with this, living out what I tell you, you are my disciples for sure. Then you will experience for yourselves the truth, and the truth will free you.” https://temtube.com/#bibleverse#bible#jesus#jesuschrist#followforfollowback#subscribe#viral#revival