2 Espérame un poco, y te mostraréque todavía hay más que decir en favor de1 Dios.Lit., palabras para3 Traeré mi conocimiento desde lejos,y atribuiré justicia a mi Hacedora.Job 8:3; 37:234 Porque en verdad no son falsas mis palabrasa;uno perfecto en conocimientob está contigo.Job 33:3Job 37:165 He aquí, Dios es poderoso pero no desprecia anadiea,es poderoso en la fuerza del entendimientob.Sal. 22:24; 69:33; 102:17Job 12:136 No mantiene vivo al impíoa,mas da justicia al afligidob.Job 8:22; 34:26Job 5:157 No aparta sus ojos del justoa,sino que, con los reyes sobre el trono,los ha sentado para siempre, y son ensalzadosb.Sal. 33:18; 34:15Job 5:11; Sal. 113:88 Y si están aprisionados con cadenas,y son atrapados en las cuerdas de afliccióna,Job 36:15, 219 entonces les muestra su obray sus transgresiones, porque ellos se han engrandecidoa.Job 15:2510 Él abre sus oídos para la instruccióna,y ordena que se vuelvan del malb.Job 33:16; 36:152 Rey. 17:13; Job 36:21; Jon. 3:811 Si escuchan y le sirven,acabarán sus días en prosperidaday sus años en deliciasb.1 Tim. 4:8Sal. 16:1112 Pero si no escuchan, perecerán1 a espadaa,y morirán sin conocimientob.Lit., pasaránJob 15:22Job 4:2113 Mas los impíos de corazón acumulan la ira;no claman pidiendo ayuda cuando Él los ata.14 Mueren1 en su juventud,y su vida perece entre los sodomitas de cultos paganosa.O, Su alma muereDeut. 23:1715 Él libra al afligido en medio de su afliccióna,y abre su oídob en tiemposde opresión1.O, en la adversidadJob 36:8, 21Job 36:1016 Entonces, en verdad, Él te atrajoa de la boca de la angustia,a un lugar espacioso, sin limitaciones, en lugar deaquella;y lo que se puso sobre tu mesa estaba lleno de grosura1.O, era alimento sustanciosoOs. 2:14
17 Pero tú estabas lleno de juicio sobre el malvadoa;el juicio y la justicia se apoderan deti.Job 22:5, 10, 1118 Tencuidado, no sea que el furora te induzca a burlarte;no dejes que la grandeza del rescateb te extravíe.Jon. 4:4, 9Job 33:2419 ¿Te protegerán tus riquezas1 de la angustia,o todas las fuerzas de tu poder?O, Te protegerá...tu clamor20 No anheles la noche,cuando los pueblos desaparecen1 de su lugara.Lit., subenJob 34:20, 2521 Ten cuidado, no te inclines al mala;pues has preferidoeste a la aflicciónb.Job 36:10; Sal. 31:6; 66:18Job 36:8, 15; Heb. 11:2522 He aquí, Dios es exaltado en su poder,¿quién es maestro como Éla?Job 35:1123 ¿Quién le ha señalado su camino,y quién le ha dicho: «Has hecho mala»?Deut. 32:4; Job 8:3
24 Recuerda que debes ensalzar su obraa,la cual han cantadob los hombres.Sal. 92:5; Apoc. 15:3Éx. 15:1; Jue. 5:1; 1 Crón. 16:9; Sal. 59:16; 138:525 Todos los hombres la han visto;el hombre desde lejos la contempla.26 He aquí, Dios es exaltadoa, y no le conocemosb;el número de sus años es inescrutablec.Job 11:7-9; 37:231 Cor. 13:12Job 10:5; Sal. 90:2; 102:24, 27; Heb. 1:1227 Porque Él atrae las gotas de agua,y ellas, del1 vapor2, destilan lluviaa,Lit., de suO, de la inundaciónJob 5:10; 36:26-29; 37:6, 11; 38:28; Sal. 147:828 que derraman las nubes,y en abundancia gotean sobre el hombre.29 ¿Puede alguno comprender la extensión de las nubesa,o el tronarb de su pabellón1?O, tiendaJob 37:11, 16Job 26:1430 He aquí, Él extiende su relámpago1 en derredor suyo,y cubre los abismos del mar.Lit., luz31 Pues por estos medios Él juzgaa a los pueblos,y da alimentob en abundancia.Job 37:13Sal. 104:27; 136:25; Hech. 14:1732 Él cubre sus manos1 con el relámpago2,y le ordena dar en el blancoa.Lit., palmasLit., la luzJob 37:11, 12, 1533 Su trueno anuncia su presencia1a;también el ganado, respecto a lo que se levanta.Lit., respecto a ÉlJob 37:2
2 “Wait for me a little, and I will show youThat there 1is yetmore to be said in God’s behalf.Lit are yet words for God3 “I will fetch my knowledge from afar,And I will ascribearighteousness to my Maker.Job 8:3; 37:234 “For trulyamy words are not false;One who is bperfect in knowledge is with you.Job 33:3Job 37:165 “Behold, God is mighty but does not adespiseany;Heisbmighty in strength of understanding.Ps 22:24; 69:33; 102:17Job 12:136 “He does not akeep the wickedalive,But givesjustice to bthe afflicted.Job 8:22; 34:26Job 5:157 “He does not awithdraw His eyes from the righteous;But bwith kings on the throneHe has seated them forever, and they are exalted.Ps 33:18; 34:15Job 5:11; Ps 113:88 “And if they are bound in fetters,And are caught in the cords of aaffliction,Job 36:15, 219 Then He declares to them their workAnd their transgressions, that they have amagnified themselves.Job 15:2510 “aHe opens their ear to instruction,And bcommands that they return from evil.Job 33:16; 36:152 Kin 17:13; Job 36:21; Jon 3:811 “If they hear and serveHim,They will aend their days in prosperityAnd their years in bpleasures.1 Tim 4:8Ps 16:1112 “But if they do not hear, they shall 1perishaby the swordAnd they will bdiewithoutknowledge.Lit pass awayJob 15:22Job 4:2113 “But the godless in heartlay up anger;They do not cry for helpwhen He binds them.14 “1They die in youth,And their lifeperishes among the acultprostitutes.Or Their soul diesDeut 23:1715 “He delivers the afflicted in 1their aaffliction,And bopens their ear2in timeofoppression.Lit hisOr in adversityJob 36:8, 21Job 36:1016 “Then indeed, He aenticed you from the mouth of distress,Instead of it, a broadplace with noconstraint;And that which was set on your table was full of 1fatness.Or rich foodHos 2:14
17 “But you were full of ajudgment on the wicked;Judgment and justicetakeholdofyou.Job 22:5, 10, 1118 “Beware that awrath does not entice you to scoffing;And do not let the greatness of the bransomturn you aside.Jon 4:4, 9Job 33:2419 “Will your 1richeskeep you from distress,Or all the forces of yourstrength?Or cry20 “Do not long for athe night,When people1vanish in their place.Lit go upJob 34:20, 2521 “Be careful, do anot turn to evil,For you have preferredthis to baffliction.Job 36:10; Ps 31:6; 66:18Job 36:8, 15; Heb 11:2522 “Behold, God is exalted in His power;Who is a ateacherlike Him?Job 35:1123 “Who has appointed Him His way,And who has said, ‘aYou have donewrong’?Deut 32:4; Job 8:3
24 “Remember that you should aexalt His work,Of whichmen have bsung.Ps 92:5; Rev 15:3Ex 15:1; Judg 5:1; 1 Chr 16:9; Ps 59:16; 138:525 “Allmen have seen it;Manbeholds from afar.26 “Behold, God is aexalted, and bwe do not knowHim;The cnumber of His years is unsearchable.Job 11:7-9; 37:231 Cor 13:12Job 10:5; Ps 90:2; 102:24, 27; Heb 1:1227 “For aHe draws up the drops of water,They distillrain from 1the 2mist,Lit itsOr floodJob 5:10; 36:26-29; 37:6, 11; 38:28; Ps 147:828 Which the cloudspourdown,They drip upon manabundantly.29 “Can anyone understand the aspreading of the clouds,The bthundering of His 1pavilion?Lit boothJob 37:11, 16Job 26:1430 “Behold, He spreads His 1lightningabout Him,And He covers the depths of the sea.Lit light31 “For by these He ajudgespeoples;He bgivesfood in abundance.Job 37:13Ps 104:27; 136:25; Acts 14:1732 “He coversHishands with the 1lightning,And acommands it to strike the mark.Lit lightJob 37:11, 12, 1533 “Its anoisedeclares1His presence;The cattlealso, concerning what is coming up.Lit concerning HimJob 37:2
2 “Bear with me a little longer, and I will show you,That there is yet more to say on God’s behalf.3 “I will bring my knowledge from afar,And will ascribe arighteousness to my Maker.Job 8:3; 37:234 “For truly amy words are not false;He who is bperfect in knowledge is with you.Job 33:3Job 37:165 “Behold, God is mighty, and yet does not adespise anyonenor regard any as trivial;Heisbmighty in the strength and power of understanding.Ps 22:24; 69:33; 102:17Job 12:136 “He does not aprolong the life of the wicked,But gives bthe afflicted their justice.Job 8:22; 34:26Job 5:157 “He does not awithdraw His eyes from the righteous those in right standing with Him;But bwith kings upon the throneHe has seated them forever, and they are exalted.Ps 33:18; 34:15Job 5:11; Ps 113:88 “And if they are bound in bonds of adversity,And held by cords of aaffliction, Ps 107:10, 11Job 36:15, 219 Then He declares to them the true character of their deedsAnd their transgressions, that they have aacted arrogantly with presumption and notions of self-sufficiency.Job 15:2510 “aHe opens their ears to instruction and discipline,And bcommands that they return from evil.Job 33:16; 36:152 Kin 17:13; Job 36:21; Jon 3:811 “If they hear and serve Him,They will aend their days in prosperityAnd their years in bpleasantness and joy.1 Tim 4:8Ps 16:1112 “But if they do not hear and obey, they will die aby the sword of God’s destructive judgmentsAnd they will bdie in ignorance without true knowledge.Job 15:22Job 4:2113 “But the godless in heart store up anger at the divine discipline;They do not cry to Him for help when He binds them with cords of affliction. Rom 2:514 “They die in youth,And their life ends among the 1acult prostitutes. Deut 23:17I.e. those practicing sodomy and prostitution in pagan religious rites.Deut 23:1715 “He rescues the afflicted in their aaffliction,And bopens their ears so that they pay attention to His voice in timesof oppression.Job 36:8, 21Job 36:1016 “Then indeed, He aenticed you from the mouth of distress and confinement,Into a broad place where there is no constraint or distress;And that which was set on your table was full of fatness (rich food) .Hos 2:14
17 “But you Job were full of ajudgment on the wicked,Judgment and justice take hold ofyou.Job 22:5, 10, 1118 “Do not let awrath entice you into scoffing;And do not let the greatness and the extent of the bransom turn you aside.Jon 4:4, 9Job 33:2419 “Will your wealth be sufficient to keep you from the confinement of distress,Or will all the force of your strength do it?20 “Do not long for athe night,When people vanish from their places.Job 34:20, 2521 “Take heed and be careful, ado not turn to wickedness,For you have chosen this the vice of complaining against God rather than learning frombaffliction.Job 36:10; Ps 31:6; 66:18Job 36:8, 15; Heb 11:2522 “Behold, God is exalted in His power;Who is a ruler or a ateacher like Him?Job 35:1123 “Who has appointed God His way,And who can say to Him, ‘aYou have done wrong’?Deut 32:4; Job 8:3
24 “Remember that you should amagnify God’s work,Of which men have bsung.Ps 92:5; Rev 15:3Ex 15:1; Judg 5:1; 1 Chr 16:9; Ps 59:16; 138:525 “All men have seen God’s work;Man looks at it from a distance.26 “Behold, God is aexalted, and bwe do not know Him;The cnumber of His years is unsearchable. 1+@Cor 13:12Job 11:7-9; 37:231 Cor 13:12Job 10:5; Ps 90:2; 102:24, 27; Heb 1:1227 “For aHe draws up the drops of water,They distill rain from the mist,Job 5:10; 36:26-29; 37:6, 11; 38:28; Ps 147:828 Which the clouds pour down,They drop abundantly upon mankind.”29 “Can anyone understand the aspreading of the cloudsOr the bthundering of His pavilion? Ps 18:11; Is 40:22Job 37:11, 16Job 26:1430 “Behold, He spreads His lightning around Him against the dark clouds,And He covers the depths of the sea.31 “For by these mighty acts He ajudges the peoples;He bgives food in abundance.Job 37:13Ps 104:27; 136:25; Acts 14:1732 “He covers His hands with the lightning,And acommands it to strike the mark.Job 37:11, 12, 1533 “His athundering voice declares awesomely His presence;The cattle also are told of His coming storm.Job 37:2