Job 36:24
Job 36:24 Meaning and Explanation
“Remember that thou magnify his work, which men behold.”
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Read Full Chapter →Elihu urges Job to remember to praise God's work, which all people can see.
What Does Job 36:24 Mean?
Elihu calls Job to a deliberate act of worship: to remember to magnify, to make much of, the works of God that people everywhere have looked upon. Instead of disputing, Job is summoned to praise.
To magnify God's work is to let creation lift the heart toward its Maker. This is a healing counsel for the sufferer, turning the gaze outward and upward. All such wonder finds its center in the One through whom and for whom all things were made, in whom God's greatest work is seen.
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What does Job 36:24 mean?
Elihu urges Job to remember to praise God's work, which all people can see.