Job 37

1Yea, at this my heartH3820 trembleth, And is moved out of its placeH4725.2HearH8085, oh, hearH8085 the noise of his voiceH6963, And the soundH6963 that goeth out of his mouthH6310.3He sendeth it forth under the whole heavenH8064, And his lightning unto the ends of the earthH776.4After it a voiceH6963 roareth; He thundereth with the voiceH6963 of his majesty; And he restraineth not the lightnings when his voiceH6963 is heardH8085.5GodH410 thundereth marvellously with his voiceH6963; GreatH1419 thingsH1419 doeth he, which we cannot comprehend.6For he saith to the snowH7950, Fall thou on the earthH776; Likewise to the showerH1653 of rainH4306, And to the showersH1653 of his mighty rainH4306.7He sealeth up the handH3027 of every manH376, That all menH376 whom he hath madeH3045 may knowH3045 it.8Then the beasts goH935 into coverts, And remain in their densH4585.9Out of the chamberH2315of the south cometh the storm, And cold out of the north.10By the breathH5397 of GodH410 iceH7140 is givenH5414; And the breadthH7341 of the watersH4325 is straitened.11Yea, he ladeth the thick cloudH6051 with moisture; He spreadeth abroad the cloudH6051 of his lightning:12And it is turnedH2015 roundH4524 about by his guidance, That they may do whatsoever he commandeth them Upon the faceH6440 of the habitable worldH8398,13Whether it be for correction, or for his landH776, Or for lovingkindness, that he cause it to comeH4672.14Hearken unto this, O JobH347: StandH5975 stillH5975, and considerH995 the wondrous works of GodH410.15Dost thou knowH3045 how GodH433 layeth his charge upon them, And causeth the lightning of his cloudH6051 to shineH3313?16Dost thou knowH3045 the balancings of the cloudsH5645, The wondrous works of him who is perfectH8549 in knowledge?17How thy garmentsH899 are warm, WhenH834 the earthH776 is still by reason of the southH1864wind?18Canst thou with him spreadH7554 out the sky, Which is strongH2389 as a molten mirror?19Teach us what we shall sayH559 unto him; For we cannot set our speech in order by reason of darknessH2822.20Shall it be told him that I would speakH1696? Or should a manH376 wish that he were swallowedH1104 up?21And nowH6258 men seeH7200 not the lightH216 which is bright in the skies; But the windH7307 passeth, and cleareth them.22Out of the northH6828 cometh golden splendorH1935: GodH433 hath upon him terrible majestyH1935.23Touchingthe AlmightyH7706, we cannot findH4672 him out: He is excellent in powerH3581; And in justiceH4941 and plenteous righteousnessH6666 he will not afflictH6031.24Men do thereforeH3651 fearH3372 him: He regardeth not any that are wiseH2450 of heartH3820.