Also can any understand the spreadings of the clouds, or the noise of his tabernacle?
The saying stands within Elihu's instructive discourses in Job 32-36, which come just before God's speech to Job in chapters 38-41. It forms part of a sublime unfolding of God's infinite power and wisdom. There the vastness of creation and the workings of its processes are set forth as beyond human comprehension.
The saying stands within Elihu's instructive discourses in Job 32-36, which come just before God's speech to Job in chapters 38-41. It forms part of a sublime unfolding of God's infinite power and wisdom. There the vastness of creation and the workings of its processes are set forth as beyond human comprehension.