Emotions in Job Chapter 32

Impatience and Frustration: Elihu is frustrated by the ineffectiveness of the three friends' arguments.

Righteous Anger: He is indignant over Job's self-justification and the friends' lack of proper answers.

Eagerness to Speak: Elihu eagerly wants to share his thoughts, having held back out of respect for the elders.

Respect for Elders: Despite his eagerness, he explains his delay by showing respect for the age and experience of the others.

Confidence: Confident in his insight, Elihu believes he can contribute a new perspective to the discourse.