He mocketh at fear, and is not affrighted; neither turneth he back from the sword.
The description of the war horse scorning fear belongs to the series of divine questions about the natural world that reveal how much of creation stands beyond human comprehension. Those questions were given to show the boundary of human wisdom rather than to invite endless speculation. The lesson is that finite minds cannot master every mystery of God's work. Not every hidden thing needs to be solved, and wisdom accepts its limits before the greatness of what God has made.
The description of the war horse scorning fear belongs to the series of divine questions about the natural world that reveal how much of creation stands beyond human comprehension. Those questions were given to show the boundary of human wisdom rather than to invite endless speculation. The lesson is that finite minds cannot master every mystery of God's work. Not every hidden thing needs to be solved, and wisdom accepts its limits before the greatness of what God has made.