Job 37

1Aye, my heartH3820 trembleth at this alsoH637, and leapeth up out of its placeH4725: 2HearH8085 attentively the roar of his voiceH6963, and the murmur goingH3318 forthH3318 from 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 excellency, and holdeth not back the flashes when his voiceH6963 is heardH8085. 51GodH410 thundereth marvellously with his voiceH6963, doing greatH1419 thingsH1419 which we do not comprehend. 6For he saith to the snowH7950, Fall on the earthH776! and to the pouring rainH4306, even the pouring rainsH1653 of his might. 7He sealeth up the handH3027 of every manH376; that all menH376 may knowH3045 his workH4639. 8And the wild beast goeth into its lair, and they remain in their densH4585. 9From the chamberH2315 [of the south] cometh the whirlwind; and cold from the winds of the north. 10By the breathH5397 of 2GodH410 iceH7140 is givenH5414; and the breadthH7341 of the watersH4325 is straitened. 11AlsoH637 with plentiful moisture he loadeth the thick cloudsH5645, his lightH216 dispels the cloudH6051; 12And they are turnedH2015 every way by his guidance, that they may do whatsoever he commandeth them upon the faceH6440 of the circuit of the earthH776, 13Whether he cause it to comeH4672 as a rodH7626, or for his landH776, or in mercy. 14Hearken unto this, JobH347; standH5975 stillH5975 and discernH995 the wondrous works of 3GodH410. 15Dost thou knowH3045 how 4GodH433 hath disposed them, and how he causeth the lightning of his cloudH6051 to flash? 16Dost thou knowH3045 about the balancings of the cloudsH5645, the wondrous works of him that is perfectH8549 in knowledge? 17How thy garmentsH899 become warm whenH834 he quieteth the earthH776 by the southH1864 wind? 18Hast thou with him spreadH7554 out the sky, firm, like a molten mirror? 19Teach us what we shall sayH559 unto him! We cannot order [our words] by reason of darknessH2822. 20Shall it be told him if I would speakH1696? if a manH376 [so] sayH559, surely he shall be swallowedH1104 up. 21And nowH6258 [men] seeH7200 not the lightH216 as it gleameth, it is [hidden] in the skies. But the windH7307 passeth by and cleareth them. 22From the northH6828 cometh goldH2091; with 5GodH433 is terrible majestyH1935. 23The AlmightyH7706, we cannot findH4672 him out: excellent in powerH3581, and in judgmentH4941, and in abundanceH7230 of justiceH4941, he doth not afflictH6031. 24Men do thereforeH3651 fearH3372 him: he respecteth not any that are wiseH2450 of heartH3820.