Job 36:26-33

26 »Mira, Dios es más grande de lo que podemos comprender;
sus años no se pueden contar.
27 Él hace subir el vapor de agua
y luego lo destila en lluvia.
28 La lluvia se derrama desde las nubes,
y todos se benefician.
29 ¿Quién puede comprender el despliegue de las nubes
y el trueno que retumba desde los cielos?
30 Mira cómo Dios extiende el relámpago a su alrededor
e ilumina las profundidades del mar.
31 Por medio de esos actos poderosos él nutre
a la gente,
dándole comida en abundancia.
32 Él llena sus manos de rayos
y lanza cada uno a su objetivo.
33 El trueno declara su presencia;
la tormenta anuncia su enojo indignado.

Job 36:26-33 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO JOB 36

This chapter, with the following, contains Elihu's fourth and last discourse, the principal view of which is to vindicate the righteousness of God; which is done by observing the dealings of God with men in his providence, according to their different characters, and from the wonderful works wrought by him in a sovereign manner, and for the benefit of his creatures. This chapter is introduced with a preface, the design of which is to gain attention, Job 36:1-4; the different dealings of God with men are observed, and the different issue of them, and the different ends answered thereby, Job 36:5-15; and it is suggested to Job, that had he attended to the design of the providence he was under, and had submitted to it patiently, things would have been otherwise with him; and therefore Elihu proceeds to give him some advice, which, if taken, would be for his own good, and the glory of God, Job 36:16-25; and closes the chapter by observing the unsearchable greatness of God, as appears by the works of nature wrought by him, Job 36:26-33.

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