Job 37: Elihu Describes God's Majesty in the Storm

Elihu describes thunder, lightning, snow, rain and ice as God's works, sent to punish or to benefit His land, out of His loving devotion. He presses Job to consider wonders he cannot explain, and closes by picturing God coming in radiant majesty, mighty and just, beyond human reach and worthy of fear.

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What does Elihu call Job to do in Job 37:14-18?

Stop and think about God's wonders, which he can neither explain nor matchLeave his home and search for God in the far northern landsGather his friends to pray together that the storm would pass byWrite down his case so it can be read aloud before God's court