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Ante esto también tiembla mi corazón,y salta de su lugar.2 Escuchad atentamente el estruendo de su voz,y el rugido que sale de su boca^a.3 Bajo todos los cielos lo suelta,y su relámpago¹ hasta los confines de la tierra^a.4 Tras él, ruge una voz;truena Él con su majestuosa voz,y no retiene los relámpagos¹ mientras se oye su voz.5 Maravillosamente truena Dios con su voz,haciendo grandes cosas que no comprendemos^a.6 Porque a la nieve^a dice: «Cae sobre la tierra»,y al aguacero y a la lluvia¹^b: «Sed fuertes».7 Él sella la mano de todo hombre^a,para que todos conozcan su obra^b.8 La fiera entra en su guarida,y permanece en su madriguera¹^a.9 Del sur¹^a viene el torbellino,y del norte² el frío.10 Del soplo de Dios se forma el hielo^a,y se congela la extensión de las aguas.11 También Él carga de humedad la densa nube^a,y esparce la nube^b con su relámpago¹^c;12 aquella gira y da vueltas por su sabia dirección,para hacer todo lo que Él le¹ ordena^asobre la faz de toda la tierra²^b.13 Ya sea por corrección¹^a, o por el mundo suyo^b,o por misericordia^c, Él hace que suceda².

14 Escucha esto, Job,detente y considera las maravillas de Dios.15 ¿Sabes tú cómo Dios las establece,y hace resplandecer el relámpago¹ de su nube?16 ¿Sabes tú la posición de las densas nubes,maravillas^a del perfecto en conocimiento^b,17 tú, cuyos vestidos están calientescuando la tierra está en calma a causa del viento del sur?18 ¿Puedes con Él extender el firmamento^a,fuerte como espejo de metal fundido?19 Enséñanos qué le hemos de decir a Dios;no podemos ordenar nuestro argumento^a a causa de las tinieblas.20 ¿Habrá que contarle que yo quiero hablar?¿O debe un hombre decir que quiere ser tragado¹?

21 Ahora los hombres no ven la luz que brilla en el firmamento;pero pasa el viento y lo despeja.22 Del norte viene dorado esplendor:majestad impresionante alrededor de Dios.23 Es el Todopoderoso¹; no le podemos alcanzar^a;Él es grande en poder^b,y no pervertirá^c el juicio ni la abundante justicia^d.24 Por eso le temen los hombres^a;Él no estima a ninguno que se cree sabio de corazón^b.

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Elihu Says God Has Authority over the Storm

“At this also my heart trembles,And leaps from its place.2 “Listen closely to the ^athunder of His voice,And the rumbling that goes out from His mouth.3 “Under the whole heaven He lets it loose,And His ¹lightning travels to the ^aends of the earth.4 “After it, a voice roars;He thunders with His majestic voice,And He does not restrain ¹the lightning when His voice is heard.5 “God ^athunders wondrously with His voice,Doing ^bgreat things which we do not comprehend.6 “For to ^athe snow He says, ‘Fall on the earth,’And to the ¹^bdownpour and the rain, ‘Be strong.’7 “He ^aseals the hand of every person,So that ^ball people may know His work.8 “Then the animal goes into its ^alairAnd remains in its ¹den.9 “From the ¹^asouth comes the storm,And from the north wind the cold.10 “From the breath of God ^aice is made,And the expanse of the waters is frozen.11 “He also ^aloads the clouds with moisture;He ^bdisperses ^cthe cloud of His ¹lightning.12 “It changes direction, turning around by His guidance,That ¹it may do whatever He ^acommands ²itOn the ^bface of the inhabited earth.13 “Whether for ¹^acorrection, or for ^bHis earth,Or for ^cgoodness, He causes it to ²happen.

14 “Listen to this, Job;Stand and consider the wonders of God.15 “Do you know how God establishes them,And makes the ¹lightning of His clouds to shine?16 “Do you know about the hovering of the clouds,The ^awonders of One who is ^bperfect in knowledge,17 You whose garments are hotWhen the land is still because of the south wind?18 “Can you, with Him, ^aspread out the skies,Strong as a cast metal mirror?19 “Teach us what we are to say to Him;We ^acannot present our case because of darkness.20 “Shall it be told Him that I would speak?¹Or should a man say that he would be swallowed up?

21 “Now people do not see the light which is bright in the skies;But the wind has passed and cleared them.22 “From the north comes golden splendor;Around God is awesome majesty.23 “The Almighty—^awe cannot find Him;He is ^bexalted in powerAnd ^cHe will not violate ^djustice and abundant righteousness.24 “Therefore people ^afear Him;He does not ^bregard any who are wise of heart.”

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Elihu Says God Is Back of the Storm

“At this also my heart trembles,And leaps from its place.2 “Listen closely to the ^athunder of His voice,And the rumbling that goes out from His mouth.3 “Under the whole heaven He lets it loose,And His ¹lightning to the ^aends of the earth.4 “After it, a voice roars;He thunders with His majestic voice,And He does not restrain ¹the lightnings when His voice is heard.5 “God ^athunders with His voice wondrously,Doing ^bgreat things which we cannot comprehend.6 “For to ^athe snow He says, ‘Fall on the earth,’And to the ¹^bdownpour and the rain, ‘Be strong.’7 “He ^aseals the hand of every man,That ^ball men may know His work.8 “Then the beast goes into its ^alairAnd remains in its ¹den.9 “Out of the ¹^asouth comes the storm,And out of the ²north the cold.10 “From the breath of God ^aice is made,And the expanse of the waters is frozen.11 “Also with moisture He ^aloads the thick cloud;He ^bdisperses ^cthe cloud of His ¹lightning.12 “It changes direction, turning around by His guidance,That ¹it may do whatever He ^acommands ²itOn the ^bface of the inhabited earth.13 “Whether for ¹^acorrection, or for ^bHis world,Or for ^clovingkindness, He causes it to ²happen.

14 “Listen to this, O Job,Stand and consider the wonders of God.15 “Do you know how God establishes them,And makes the ¹lightning of His cloud to shine?16 “Do you know about the layers of the thick clouds,The ^awonders of one ^bperfect in knowledge,17 You whose garments are hot,When the land is still because of the south wind?18 “Can you, with Him, ^aspread out the skies,Strong as a molten mirror?19 “Teach us what we shall say to Him;We ^acannot arrange our case because of darkness.20 “Shall it be told Him that I would speak?¹Or should a man say that he would be swallowed up?

21 “Now ¹men do not see the light which is bright in the skies;But the wind has passed and cleared them.22 “Out of the north comes golden splendor;Around God is awesome majesty.23 “The Almighty—^awe cannot find Him;He is ^bexalted in powerAnd ^cHe will not do violence ^dto justice and abundant righteousness.24 “Therefore men ^afear Him;He does not ^bregard any who are wise of heart.”