KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Job 37:4
4. After it a voice roareth: he thundereth with the voice of his excellency; and he will not stay them when his voice is heard.
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KJV summary for : Job 37
Summary: In Job chapter 37, Elihu continues his discourse, focusing on God's majesty as revealed through nature. He describes the powerful effects of thunderstorms and lightning, illustrating God's control over creation. Elihu emphasizes that these natural phenomena serve as signs of God's greatness and wisdom, urging Job to acknowledge God's sovereignty. He notes that the storms can evoke both fear and awe, demonstrating that God’s ways are beyond human understanding. The chapter underscores themes of divine power and the need for humility before God, as Elihu calls Job to recognize the limits of human knowledge in the face of divine mystery. Ultimately, Elihu's message is one of reverence for God’s unsearchable ways, pointing to the importance of faith and trust in God's overarching plan.
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