Job 37:17

17 ¿Por qué están calientes tus vestidos Cuando se fija el viento del mediodía sobre la tierra?

Job 37:17 Meaning and Commentary

Job 37:17

How thy garments [are] warm, when he quieteth the earth by
the south [wind]?
] One should think there is no great difficulty in accounting for this, that a man's clothes should be warm, and he so hot as not to be able to bear them, but obliged to put them off in the summer season, when only the south wind blows, which brings heat, a serene sky, and fine weather, ( Luke 12:55 ) ; and yet there is something in the concourse of divine Providence attending these natural causes, and his blessing with them, without which the garment of a man will not be warm, or at least not warming to him, ( Haggai 1:6 ) ; or

``how thy garments are warm when the land is still from the south,''

as Mr. Broughton renders the words; that is, how it is when the earth is still from the whirlwinds of the south; or when that wind does not blow which brings heat, but northerly winds in the winter time; that then a man's garments should be warm, and keep him warm.

Job 37:17 In-Context

15 ¿Supiste tú cuándo Dios las ponía en concierto, Y hacía levantar la luz de su nube?

16 ¿Has tú conocido las diferencias de las nubes, Las maravillas del Perfecto en sabiduría?

17 ¿Por qué están calientes tus vestidos Cuando se fija el viento del mediodía sobre la tierra?

18 ¿Extendiste tú con él los cielos, Firmes como un espejo sólido?

19 Muéstranos qué le hemos de decir; Porque nosotros no podemos componer las ideas á causa de las tinieblas.