Elihu continues describing thunder, lightning, snow, rain, wind, clouds, and the frightening majesty of God’s weather. He urges Job to stand still and consider God’s wondrous works, asking whether Job understands or controls them. The speech ends with God described as excellent in power and judgment.
Elihu continues describing thunder, lightning, snow, rain, wind, clouds, and the frightening majesty of God’s weather. He urges Job to stand still and consider God’s wondrous works, asking whether Job understands or controls them. The speech ends with God described as excellent in power and judgment.
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