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  • “My heart pounds as I think of this.
    It trembles within me.
  • Elihu Proclaims God’s Majesty

    “At this also my heart trembles
    and leaps out of its place.
  • Listen carefully to the thunder of God’s voice
    as it rolls from his mouth.
  • Keep listening to the thunder of his voice
    and the rumbling that comes from his mouth.
  • It rolls across the heavens,
    and his lightning flashes in every direction.
  • Under the whole heaven he lets it go,
    and his lightning to the corners of the earth.
  • Then comes the roaring of the thunder —
    the tremendous voice of his majesty.
    He does not restrain it when he speaks.
  • After it his voice roars;
    he thunders with his majestic voice,
    and he does not restrain the lightningsa when his voice is heard.
  • God’s voice is glorious in the thunder.
    We can’t even imagine the greatness of his power.
  • God thunders wondrously with his voice;
    he does great things that we cannot comprehend.
  • “He directs the snow to fall on the earth
    and tells the rain to pour down.
  • For to the snow he says, ‘Fall on the earth,’
    likewise to the downpour, his mighty downpour.
  • Then everyone stops working
    so they can watch his power.
  • He seals up the hand of every man,
    that all men whom he made may know it.
  • The wild animals take cover
    and stay inside their dens.
  • Then the beasts go into their lairs,
    and remain in their dens.
  • The stormy wind comes from its chamber,
    and the driving winds bring the cold.
  • From its chamber comes the whirlwind,
    and cold from the scattering winds.
  • God’s breath sends the ice,
    freezing wide expanses of water.
  • By the breath of God ice is given,
    and the broad waters are frozen fast.
  • He loads the clouds with moisture,
    and they flash with his lightning.
  • He loads the thick cloud with moisture;
    the clouds scatter his lightning.
  • The clouds churn about at his direction.
    They do whatever he commands throughout the earth.
  • They turn around and around by his guidance,
    to accomplish all that he commands them
    on the face of the habitable world.
  • He makes these things happen either to punish people
    or to show his unfailing love.
  • Whether for correction or for his land
    or for love, he causes it to happen.
  • “Pay attention to this, Job.
    Stop and consider the wonderful miracles of God!
  • “Hear this, O Job;
    stop and consider the wondrous works of God.
  • Do you know how God controls the storm
    and causes the lightning to flash from his clouds?
  • Do you know how God lays his command upon them
    and causes the lightning of his cloud to shine?
  • Do you understand how he moves the clouds
    with wonderful perfection and skill?
  • Do you know the balancingsb of the clouds,
    the wondrous works of him who is perfect in knowledge,
  • When you are sweltering in your clothes
    and the south wind dies down and everything is still,
  • you whose garments are hot
    when the earth is still because of the south wind?
  • he makes the skies reflect the heat like a bronze mirror.
    Can you do that?
  • Can you, like him, spread out the skies,
    hard as a cast metal mirror?
  • “So teach the rest of us what to say to God.
    We are too ignorant to make our own arguments.
  • Teach us what we shall say to him;
    we cannot draw up our case because of darkness.
  • Should God be notified that I want to speak?
    Can people even speak when they are confused?a
  • Shall it be told him that I would speak?
    Did a man ever wish that he would be swallowed up?
  • We cannot look at the sun,
    for it shines brightly in the sky
    when the wind clears away the clouds.
  • “And now no one looks on the light
    when it is bright in the skies,
    when the wind has passed and cleared them.
  • So also, golden splendor comes from the mountain of God.b
    He is clothed in dazzling splendor.
  • Out of the north comes golden splendor;
    God is clothed with awesome majesty.
  • We cannot imagine the power of the Almighty;
    but even though he is just and righteous,
    he does not destroy us.
  • The Almighty — we cannot find him;
    he is great in power;
    justice and abundant righteousness he will not violate.
  • No wonder people everywhere fear him.
    All who are wise show him reverence.c
  • Therefore men fear him;
    he does not regard any who are wise in their own conceit.”c

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