Job 37

1Yea, at this^H2063 my heart^H3820 trembleth^H2729, And is moved out^H5425 of its place^H4725. 2Hear^H8085, oh, hear^H8085 the noise^H7267 of his voice^H7267, And the sound^H6963 that goeth out^H3318 of his mouth^H6310. 3He sendeth^H3474 it^H8281 forth under the whole heaven^H8064, And his lightning^H216 unto the ends^H3671 of the earth^H776. 4After^H310 it a voice^H6963 roareth^H7580; He thundereth^H7481 with the voice^H6963 of his majesty^H1347; And he restraineth^H6117 not the lightnings when his voice^H6963 is heard^H8085. 5God^H410 thundereth^H7481 marvellously^H6381 with his voice^H6963; Great things^H1419 doeth^H6213 he, which we cannot comprehend^H3045. 6For he saith^H559 to the snow^H7950, Fall thou^H1933 on the earth^H776; Likewise to the shower^H4306 of rain^H1653, And to the showers^H4306 of his mighty^H5797 rain^H1653. 7He sealeth up^H2856 the hand^H3027 of every man^H120, That all men^H582 whom he hath made may know^H3045 it^H4639. 8Then the beasts^H2416 go^H935 into^H1119 coverts^H4585, And remain^H7931 in their dens^H695. 9Out of the chamber of the south^H2315 cometh^H935 the storm^H5492, And cold^H7135 out of the north^H4215. 10By the breath^H5397 of God^H410 ice is given^H5414; And the breadth^H7341 of the waters^H4325 is straitened^H4164. 11Yea, he ladeth^H2959 the thick cloud^H5645 with moisture^H7377; He spreadeth^H6327 abroad the cloud^H6051 of his lightning^H216: 12And it is turned^H2015 round about^H4524 by his guidance^H8458, That they may do^H6467 whatsoever he commandeth^H6680 them Upon the face^H6440 of the habitable^H776 world^H8398, 13Whether it be for correction^H7626, or for his land^H776, Or for lovingkindness^H2617, that he cause it to come^H4672. 14Hearken^H238 unto this, O Job^H347: Stand still^H5975, and consider^H995 the wondrous^H6381 works of God^H410. 15Dost thou know^H3045 how God^H433 layeth^H7760 his charge upon them, And causeth the lightning^H216 of his cloud^H6051 to shine^H3313? 16Dost thou know^H3045 the balancings^H4657 of the clouds^H5645, The wondrous works^H4652 of him who is perfect^H8549 in knowledge^H1843? 17How thy garments^H899 are warm^H2525, When the earth^H776 is still^H8252 by reason of the south^H1864 wind? 18Canst thou with him spread out^H7554 the sky^H7834, Which is strong^H2389 as a molten^H3332 mirror^H7209? 19Teach^H3045 us what we shall say^H559 unto him; For we cannot set our speech in order^H6186 by reason^H6440 of darkness^H2822. 20Shall it be told^H5608 him that I would speak^H1696? Or should a man^H376 wish^H559 that he were swallowed up^H1104? 21And now men see^H7200 not the light^H216 which is bright^H925 in the skies^H7834; But the wind^H7307 passeth^H5674, and cleareth^H2891 them. 22Out of the north^H6828 cometh^H857 golden splendor^H2091: God^H433 hath upon him terrible^H3372 majesty^H1935. 23 Touching the Almighty^H7706, we cannot find him out^H4672: He is excellent^H7689 in power^H3581; And in justice^H4941 and plenteous^H7230 righteousness^H6666 he will not afflict^H6031. 24Men^H582 do therefore fear^H3372 him: He regardeth^H7200 not any that are wise^H2450 of heart^H3820.