Have you surveyed the extent of the earth? Tell Me, if you know all this.Have you comprehended the earth in its width? Declare, if you know it all.Hast thou perceived the breadth of the earth? declare if thou knowest it all.Hast thou comprehended the earth in its breadth? Declare, if thou knowest it all.
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… Have you understood the expanse of the earth? Tell me if you know all this. Quite a set of questions, isn't it? If that isn't enough, he introduces him to the animal kingdom. Verse 39, he moves there next. This is good. Can you hunt the prey for the lion? Can you satisfy the appetite of the young lions when they crouch in their dens and lie in wait? 41, who prepares for the raven its nourishment when its young cry to God and wander about without food? Do you know the time the mountain goats give birth? You observe the calving of the deer. If you love animals, you'll enjoy this section. It's here that he talks about the lion, the raven, the wild goat, the deer, the wild donkey, the wild ox, the ostrich, the horse, the hawk, and the eagle. They're all paraded before Job in this most creative reproof. Job is watching one animal after another go by, and the one who made them is introducing him to each one, asking questions Job can't answer. …
… Have you seen the gates of deep darkness? Have you understood the expanse of the earth? Tell me if you know all this. Quite a set of questions, isn't it? You know what happens when you're asked questions like this? You get even more silent. You're already silent, but you get... As he says at the end, he puts his hand over his mouth, lest he be tempted to give one answer. You are totally out of it. It's like a classroom. and the prof is way ahead of you and you and you you duck behind the head of the person in front of you so the prof can't see you've done it you're you're you're there and then he begins to ask questions and you you know you're outclassed not only do you not know you are aware that others know you don't know so you are doubly silent and yet god goes on the expanses of the sea i in my research. It may be dated, but the book I read talked about the deepest place of the sea has been revealed to be 6.78 miles. There may be deeper places, but at that point, that particular authority said we've come a little over six and three-quarter mile deep in the deepest place of the sea. And how about the stellar spaces? You may remember one of our space probes spent 12 years going 4.4 billion miles, passing within 3,000 miles of Neptune's cloud bank. …
… Have you seen the gates of deep darkness? Have you understood the expanse of the earth? Tell me if you know all this. Quite a set of questions, isn't it? You know what happens when you're asked questions like this? You get even more silent. You're already silent, but you get... As he says at the end, he puts his hand over his mouth, lest he be tempted to give one answer. You are totally out of it. It's like a classroom. and the prof is way ahead of you and you and you you duck behind the head of the person in front of you so the prof can't see you've done it you're you're you're there and then he begins to ask questions and you you know you're outclassed not only do you not know you are aware that others know you don't know so you are doubly silent and yet god goes on the expanses of the sea i in my research. It may be dated, but the book I read talked about the deepest place of the sea has been revealed to be 6.78 miles. There may be deeper places, but at that point, that particular authority said we've come a little over six and three-quarter mile deep in the deepest place of the sea. And how about the stellar spaces? You may remember one of our space probes spent 12 years going 4.4 billion miles, passing within 3,000 miles of Neptune's cloud bank. …