At this
also my heart
trembleth,
and is moved out
of his place.
Hear
attentively
the noise
of his voice,
and the sound
that goeth out
of his mouth.
He directeth
it
under the whole heaven,
and his lightning
unto the ends
of the earth.
After
it a voice
roareth:
he thundereth
with the voice
of his excellency;
and he will not stay
them when his voice
is heard.
God
thundereth
marvellously
with his voice;
great things
doeth
he, which we cannot comprehend.
For he saith
to the snow,
Be thou
on the earth;
likewise to the small
rain,
and to the great
rain
of his strength.
He sealeth up
the hand
of every man;
that all men
may know
his work.
Then the beasts
go
into
dens,
and remain
in their places.
Out of the south
cometh
the whirlwind:
and cold
out of the north.
By the breath
of God
frost
is given:
and the breadth
of the waters
is straitened.
Also by watering
he wearieth
the thick cloud:
he scattereth
his bright
cloud:
And it is turned
round about
by his counsels:
that they may do
whatsoever he commandeth
them upon the face
of the world
in the earth.
anything round
κυκλώματα
kyklōmata
his guidance
θεεβουλαθω
theeboulathō
He causeth it to come,
whether for correction,
or for his land,
or for mercy.
Hearken
unto this, O Job:
stand still,
and consider
the wondrous
works of God.
Dost thou know
when God
disposed
them, and caused the light
of his cloud
to shine?
Dost thou know
the balancings
of the clouds,
the wondrous works
of him which is perfect
in knowledge?
How thy garments
are warm,
when he quieteth
the earth
by the south
wind?
Hast thou with him spread out
the sky,
which is strong,
and as a molten
looking glass?
Teach
us what we shall say
unto him; for we cannot order
our speech by reason
of darkness.
Shall it be told
him that I speak?
if a man
speak,
surely he shall be swallowed up.
And now men see
not the bright
light
which is in the clouds:
but the wind
passeth,
and cleanseth
them.
Fair weather
cometh
out of the north:
with God
is terrible
majesty.
Touching the Almighty,
we cannot find him out:
he is excellent
in power,
and in judgment,
and in plenty
of justice:
he will not afflict.
Men
do therefore fear
him: he respecteth
not any that are wise
of heart.
