God Speaks of Nature and Its Beings 1 “Do you know° the time° the Iamountain°° goats° give° birth°? 5 ¶ “Who° sent° out the awild° donkey° free°? [5] aJb 6:5; 11:12; 24:5; Ps 104:11
[6] aJb 24:5; Jr 2:24; Ho 8:9 [9] aNu 23:22; Dt 33:17; Ps 22:21; 29:6; 92:10; Is 34:7 [10] ILit his rope [12] ILit seed 13 ¶ “The ostriches’° wings° flap° joyously° 19 ¶ “Do you give° the horse° [his] might°? 26 ¶ “Is it by your understanding° that the hawk° soars°, Copyright © 1960, 1962, 1963, 1968, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation, La Habra, Calif. All rights reserved. For Permission to Quote Information visit http://www.lockman.org. NAS Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible with Hebrew-Aramaic and Greek Dictionaries Copyright © 1981, 1998 by The Lockman Foundation. All rights reserved. |
Of the wild goats and hinds.1 ¶ Knowestºª thou the timeº when the wild goatsº of the rockº bring forth?ºª [or] canst thou markºª when the hindsº do calve?ºª 2 Canst thou numberºª the monthsº [that] they fulfil?ºª or knowestºª thou the timeº when they bring forth?ºª 3 They bowºª themselves, they bring forthºª their young ones,º they cast outºª their sorrows.º 4 Their young onesº are in good liking,ºª they grow upºª with corn;º they go forth,ºª and returnºª not² unto them. Of the wild ass.5 Who² hath sent outºª the wild assº free?º or who² hath loosedºª the bandsº of the wild ass?º 6 Whose² houseº I have madeºª the wilderness,º and the barren¹ land² his dwellings.º 7 He scornethºª the multitudeº of the city,º neither² regardethºª he the cryingº of the driver.ºª 8 The rangeº of the mountainsº [is] his pasture,º and he searchethºª afterº every² green thing.º [5] Gn 16:12; 49:14; Jb 6:5; 11:12; 24:5; Ps 104:11; Is 32:14; Jr 2:24; 14:6; Dn 5:21; Ho 8:9.
[6] Dt 29:23; Ps 107:34; Jr 17:6; Ezk 47:11. [7] Ex 5:13, 18; Jb 3:18; 39:18; Is 31:4; 58:3. [8] Gn 1:29; Jb 40:15, 20; Ps 104:27; 145:15. The unicorn.9 Will the unicornº be willingºª to serveºª thee, or² abideºª by² thy crib?º 10 Canst thou bindºª the unicornº with his bandº in the furrow?º or² will he harrowºª the valleysº afterº thee? 11 Wilt thou trustºª him, because² his strengthº [is] great?º or wilt thou leaveºª thy labourº to² him? 12 Wilt thou believeºª him, that² he will bring homeºªªª thy seed,º and gatherºª [it into] thy barn?º [9] Nu 23:22; Dt 33:17; Ps 22:21; 92:10; Is 1:3.
[10] Jb 1:14; 39:5, 7; 41:5; Ps 129:3; Ho 10:10; Mi 1:13. [11] Gn 1:26, 28; 9:2; 42:26; Ps 20:7; 33:16; 144:14; 147:10; Pv 14:4; Is 30:6, 16; 31:1; 46:1. [12] Ne 13:15; Pv 3:16; Am 2:13; Hg 2:19; Mt 3:2; 13:30. The peacock, stork, and ostrich.13 [Gavest thou] the goodly¹² wingsº unto the peacocks?¹ª² or² wingsº and feathersº unto the ostrich?º 14 Which² leavethºª her eggsº in the earth,º and warmethºª them in² dust,º 15 And forgettethºª that² the footº may crushºª them, or that the wildº beastº may breakºª them. 16 She is hardenedºª against her young ones,º as though [they were] notº hers: her labourº is in vainº without² fear;º 17 Because² Godº hath deprivedºª her of wisdom,º neither² hath he impartedºª to her understanding.º 18 What timeº she lifteth up¹ª herself² on high,º she scornethºª the horseº and his rider.ºª [13] Lv 11:19; 1K 10:22; 2Ch 9:21; Jb 30:29; Ps 104:17; Jr 8:7; Zc 5:9.
[16] Dt 28:56; 1K 3:26; 2K 6:28; Ec 10:15; Lm 2:20; 4:3; Hab 2:13; Ro 1:31. [17] Dt 2:30; 2Ch 32:31; Jb 17:4; 35:11; Is 19:11; 57:17; Jm 1:17. [18] 2K 19:21; Jb 5:22; 39:7, 22; 41:29. The horse.19 Hast thou givenºª the horseº strength?º hast thou clothedºª his neckº with thunder?º 20 Canst thou make him afraidºª as a grasshopper?º the gloryº of his nostrilsº [is] terrible.º 21 He pawethºª in the valley,º and rejoicethºª in [his] strength:º he goeth onºª to meetºª the armed men.º 22 He mockethºª at fear,º and is not² affrighted;ºª neither² turneth he backºª fromº² the sword.º 23 The quiverº rattlethºª against² him, the glitteringº spearº and the shield.º 24 He swallowethºª the groundº with fiercenessº and rage:º neither² believethºª he that² [it is] the soundº of the trumpet.º 25 He saithºª amongº the trumpets,º Ha,¹ ha;º and he smellethºª the battleº afar off,º² the thunderº of the captains,º and the shouting.º [19] Ex 15:1; Jb 39:25; Ps 93:1; 104:1; 147:10; Mk 3:17.
[20] Jb 41:20; Jr 8:16. [21] Jg 5:22; 1S 17:4, 42; Ps 19:5; Pv 21:31; Jr 8:6; 9:23. [22] Jb 39:16, 18; 41:33. [23] Jb 41:26. [24] Jb 9:16; 29:24; 37:20; Hab 1:8; Lk 24:41. [25] Ps 70:3; Ezk 26:2; 36:2. The hawk.26 Doth the hawkº flyºª by thy wisdom,º² [and] stretchºª her wingsº toward the south?º The eagle.27 Doth the eagleº mount upºª at² thy command,º and make¹ª her nest¹ on high?ºª² 28 She dwellethºª and abidethºª on the rock,º upon² the cragº of the rock,º and the strong place.º 29 From thence²² she seekethºª the prey,º [and] her eyesº beholdºª afar off.º² 30 Her young onesº also suck upºª blood:º and where² the slainº [are], there² [is] she.º [27] Ex 19:4; Lv 11:13; Ps 103:5; Pv 23:5; Is 40:31; Jr 49:16; Ho 8:1; Ob 1:4.
[28] 1S 14:4. [29] Jb 9:26. [30] Ezk 39:17; Mt 24:28; Lk 17:37. ©2011 by First Gospel Publications, Zion, Ill. All rights reserved. For downloads and more information please visit www.FirstGospel.com. Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible with Hebrew-Chaldee and Greek Dictionaries Featuring the qBible.com Living Strong's Lexical Map ©2003 by The WWW Chat Bible Compages. All rights reserved. For how to use color-coding please view [www.ChatBible.com/key.html]. |
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