Job 36:25
Job 36:25 Meaning and Explanation
“Every man may see it; man may behold it afar off.”
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Read Full Chapter →God's works are visible to all, beheld even from a great distance.
What Does Job 36:25 Mean?
Elihu notes that God's works are not hidden from anyone. Every person can see them, and they may be perceived even from afar. The testimony of creation is public and universal, set before all eyes.
That the whole world may behold God's handiwork means no one is left without a witness. The skies and seas speak a wordless language all can read. This wide testimony prepares the way for the clearer word God speaks in His Son, by whom He has spoken to all.
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What does Job 36:25 mean?
God's works are visible to all, beheld even from a great distance.