At thisH2063 also my heartH3820 tremblethH2729, and is moved outH5425 of his placeH4725.
HearH8085 attentivelyH8085 the noiseH7267 of his voiceH6963, and the soundH1899 that goeth outH3318 of his mouthH6310. {Hear…: Heb. Hear in hearing}
He directethH3474 itH8281 under the whole heavenH8064, and his lightningH216 unto the endsH3671 of the earthH776. {lightning: Heb. light} {ends: Heb. wings}
AfterH310 it a voiceH6963 roarethH7580: he thunderethH7481 with the voiceH6963 of his excellencyH1347; and he will not stayH6117 them when his voiceH6963 is heardH8085.
GodH410 thunderethH7481 marvellouslyH6381 with his voiceH6963; great thingsH1419 doethH6213 he, which we cannot comprehendH3045.
For he saithH559 to the snowH7950, Be thouH1933 on the earthH776; likewise to the smallH4306 rainH1653, and to the greatH4306 rainH1653 of his strengthH5797. {likewise…: Heb. and to the shower of rain, and to the showers of rain of his strength}
He sealeth upH2856 the handH3027 of every manH120; that all menH582 may knowH3045 his workH4639.
Then the beastsH2416 goH935 intoH1119 densH695, and remainH7931 in their placesH4585.
Out of the southH2315 comethH935 the whirlwindH5492: and coldH7135 out of the northH4215. {south: Heb. chamber} {north: Heb. scattering winds}
By the breathH5397 of GodH410 frostH7140 is givenH5414: and the breadthH7341 of the watersH4325 is straitenedH4164.
Also by wateringH7377 he weariethH2959 the thick cloudH5645: he scatterethH6327 his brightH216 cloudH6051: {his…: Heb. the cloud of his light}
And it is turnedH2015 round aboutH4524 by his counselsH8458: that they may doH6467 whatsoever he commandethH6680 them upon the faceH6440 of the worldH8398 in the earthH776.
He causeth it to comeH4672, whether for correctionH7626, or for his landH776, or for mercyH2617. {correction: Heb. a rod}
HearkenH238 unto this, O JobH347: stand stillH5975, and considerH995 the wondrousH6381 works of GodH410.
Dost thou knowH3045 when GodH433 disposedH7760 them, and caused the lightH216 of his cloudH6051 to shineH3313?
Dost thou knowH3045 the balancingsH4657 of the cloudsH5645, the wondrous worksH4652 of him which is perfectH8549 in knowledgeH1843?
How thy garmentsH899 are warmH2525, when he quietethH8252 the earthH776 by the southH1864 wind?
Hast thou with him spread outH7554 the skyH7834, which is strongH2389, and as a moltenH3332 looking glassH7209?
TeachH3045 us what we shall sayH559 unto him; for we cannot orderH6186 our speech by reasonH6440 of darknessH2822.
Shall it be toldH5608 him that I speakH1696? if a manH376 speakH559, surely he shall be swallowed upH1104.
And now men seeH7200 not the brightH925 lightH216 which is in the cloudsH7834: but the windH7307 passethH5674, and cleansethH2891 them.
Fair weatherH2091 comethH857 out of the northH6828: with GodH433 is terribleH3372 majestyH1935. {Fair…: Heb. Gold}
Touching the AlmightyH7706, we cannot find him outH4672: he is excellentH7689 in powerH3581, and in judgmentH4941, and in plentyH7230 of justiceH6666: he will not afflictH6031.
MenH582 do therefore fearH3372 him: he respectethH7200 not any that are wiseH2450 of heartH3820.
Querverweise zu Hiob 37,19 Hiob 37,19
ButH1571 I have understandingH3824 as well as you; I am not inferiorH5307 to you: yea, who knoweth not such thingsH3644 as these? {understanding: Heb. an heart} {I am…: Heb. I fall not lower than you} {who…: Heb. with whom are not such as these?}
Lo, these are partsH7098 of his waysH1870: but how littleH8102 a portionH1697 is heardH8085 of him? but the thunderH7482 of his powerH1369 who can understandH995?
Seeing it is hidH5956 from the eyesH5869 of all livingH2416, and kept closeH5641 from the fowlsH5775 of the airH8064. {air: or, heaven}
Who is he that hidethH5956 counselH6098 without knowledgeH1847? therefore have I utteredH5046 that I understoodH995 not; things too wonderfulH6381 for me, which I knewH3045 not.
When I thoughtH2803 to knowH3045 this, it was too painfulH5999 for meH5869; {too…: Heb. labour in mine eyes}
So foolishH1198 was I, and ignorantH3045: I was as a beastH929 before thee. {ignorant: Heb. I knew not} {before Heb. with}
Such knowledgeH1847 is too wonderfulH6383+H6383 for me; it is highH7682, I cannotH3201 attain unto it.
Surely I am more brutishH1198 than any manH376, and have not the understandingH998 of a manH120.
I neither learnedH3925 wisdomH2451, nor haveH3045 the knowledgeH1847 of the holyH6918. {have: Heb. know}
Who hath ascended upH5927 into heavenH8064, or descendedH3381? who hath gatheredH622 the windH7307 in his fistsH2651? who hath boundH6887 the watersH4325 in a garmentH8071? who hath establishedH6965 all the endsH657 of the earthH776? what is his nameH8034, and what is his son'sH1121 nameH8034, if thou canst tellH3045?