5 acknowledges the power of God to be infinite and unsearchable. Job 26:1
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How has thou.Bildad had produced no argument to refute Job's doctrine; and therefore Job ironically admires the assistance which Bildad had given to his friends in their extremity, and the instruction he had afforded him in his perplexity. Job 12:2 1Ki 18:27
helped. Job 4:3 Job 4:4 Job 6:25 Job 16:4 Job 16:5 Isa 35:3 Isa 35:4 Isa 40:14 Isa 41:5-7
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counselled. Job 6:13 Job 12:3 Job 13:5 Job 15:8-10 Job 17:10 Job 32:11-13
plentifully. Job 33:3 Job 33:33 Job 38:2 Ps 49:1-4 Ps 71:15-18 Pr 8:6-9 Ac 20:20 Ac 20:27
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Dead
Dead things.Or, "The giants {rephaïm} are in anguish under the waters and their inhabitants;" probably in allusion to the destruction of the earth by the deluge. Job 41:1-34 Ge 6:4 Ps 104:25 Ps 104:26 Eze 29:3-5
and. or, with.
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Hell
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bindeth up. Job 36:29 Job 38:9 Job 38:37 Ge 1:6 Ge 1:7 Ps 135:7 Pr 30:4 Jer 10:13
thick clouds. Job 37:11-16 Ps 18:10 Ps 18:11
and the cloud. Isa 5:6
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compassed. Job 38:8-11 Ps 33:7 Ps 104:6-9 Pr 8:29 Jer 5:22
until. Ge 8:22 Isa 54:9 Isa 54:10
day and night come to an end. Heb. end of light withdarkness.
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divideth. Ex 14:21-31 Ps 29:10 Ps 74:13 Ps 93:3 Ps 93:4 Ps 114:2-7 Isa 51:15 Jer 31:35
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how little. Job 11:7-9 Ps 139:6 Ps 145:3 Isa 40:26-29 Ro 11:33 1Co 13:9-12
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