With clouds he covereth the light; and commandeth it not to shine by the cloud that cometh betwixt.
Job 36:32 belongs to Elihu's instructive discourses in Job 32-36, which come before God speaks to Job in chapters 38-41. It means that God covers the light with clouds and commands it not to shine through the cloud that comes between, thus governing the sun's light, and it stands as part of a description of His control over the natural conditions that shape Lima's climate. It shows His control over the forces of the physical universe, including lightning, and presents Him not only as ruler of nature but as a personal shepherd who leads people and a heavenly Father who cares for them with love, mercy, and pity.
Job 36:32 belongs to Elihu's instructive discourses in Job 32-36, which come before God speaks to Job in chapters 38-41. It means that God covers the light with clouds and commands it not to shine through the cloud that comes between, thus governing the sun's light, and it stands as part of a description of His control over the natural conditions that shape Lima's climate. It shows His control over the forces of the physical universe, including lightning, and presents Him not only as ruler of nature but as a personal shepherd who leads people and a heavenly Father who cares for them with love, mercy, and pity.