A young man named Elihu has been sitting silent through every speech, and today he bursts. He is wrong about some things and right about one big one: God is speaking constantly, through dreams, through pain, through everything, and people keep missing it.

And Paul says believers now contemplate God's glory with unveiled faces, being transformed into His image. You become what you behold. Choose your gaze accordingly.

Elihu's half-right speech still lands a whole truth: God has never been silent. Dreams, pain, circumstances, He speaks now one way, now another, and the human problem has always been reception, not transmission. Job wanted a hearing. Heaven had been broadcasting.

Paul explains why some people hear and change: the veil is gone. Unveiled faces, fixed on glory, become what they gaze at, from glory to ever-increasing glory. Your attention is not neutral. It is a mold. Whatever holds your gaze this season is quietly shaping your face.