Read I John 2:14.

1. It is possible for young men to be strong, and to be recognized as such by an apostle (I Jo 2:13-14).
2. It is possible for young men to have Scripture abiding in them with conquering strength (I Jo 2:14).
3. It is possible for young men to overcome the wicked one, even the old devil himself (I Jo 2:14).

Read Job 32:1-22.

1. Elihu the son of Barachel is a role model for all young men seeking to be spiritual conquerors.
2. He had something to say when four of the wisest men on earth had spent themselves (Job 32:1).
3. He had holy anger at Job for his self-righteousness and justification of himself over God (Job 32:2).
4. He had holy anger at Job’s three friends for their ignorance of truth and false charges (Job 32:3).
5. He showed holy decorum by patiently waiting while the older men traded foolishness (Job 32:4).
6. He had holy anger at their ignorance, especially their inability to defend and justify God (Job 32:5).
7. He explained he had waited and not jumped on their ignorance earlier due to their age (Job 32:6).
8. He was not truly afraid of them, but he believed older men should be wiser than he (Job 32:6-7).
9. He had confidence that God was able to give inspiration and wisdom above mere age (Job 32:8).
10. He learned that the general rule of wisdom growing with age has many exceptions to it (Job 32:9).
11. He told them to listen to him and he would give them his opinion from God on things (Job 32:10).
12. He had waited respectfully for their answers, but none of them rightly honored God (Job 32:11-13).
13. He said that he had listened well and waited to see if maybe they did have answers (Job 32:11-12).
14. He denied their erroneous conclusion that God was independently judging Job for sin (Job 32:13).
15. He knew he was an outsider to both sides of their exchange, but he had the answers (Job 32:14).
16. These four wise men had nothing to say at the confidence of their young friend (Job 32:15-16).
17. He told them that it was now his turn to give his part and his opinion on the situation (Job 32:17).
18. He admitted that listening to their folly had filled him with great urgency to speak (Job 32:18-20).
19. He told of his internal spiritual man forcing and compelling him to answer with truth (Job 32:18).
20. He stated his courage that truth should be presented without regard of the hearers (Job 32:21-22).
21. He stated his strong conviction that flattering titles were sinful and God hated them (Job 32:21-22).