Job 13:6 is Job's call for his friends to listen, similar to Elihu's plea for Job to pay attention here.

In Job 32:11, Elihu says he waited for their words. Now he asks Job to be silent — a direct continuation of his speech.

In Job 36:2, Elihu continues: 'Bear with me a little, and I will show you.' Same plea for patience from the same speaker.

In Job 6:24, Job offers to be silent if taught. Elihu demands silence before teaching — a reversal of roles.

In Job 29:22, Job's words silenced others. Now Elihu asks Job to be silent — a role reversal.

In Job 18:2, Bildad similarly demands attention: 'How long will you hunt for words? Consider, and then we will speak.' Both call for silence before speaking.

In Job 21:2, Job asks his friends to listen carefully to his words. Elihu now makes the same request of Job.

In Job 21:3, Job asks to be borne with so he can speak. Elihu similarly asks Job to bear with him.