Job 36:27
Job 36:27 Meaning and Explanation
“For he maketh small the drops of water: they pour down rain according to the vapour thereof:”
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Read Full Chapter →God draws up the waters and forms them into rain that falls from the rising mist.
What Does Job 36:27 Mean?
Elihu begins a meditation on the weather as evidence of God's care and wisdom. He observes how God draws up tiny drops of water and how, from the rising vapor, rain is distilled and poured down upon the earth.
Even the falling rain, so ordinary it goes unnoticed, is the handiwork of God. The cycle of mist and shower testifies to a Maker who tends the smallest things. The One who numbers the drops also numbers our days, and sends His rain on the just and the unjust alike.
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What does Job 36:27 mean?
God draws up the waters and forms them into rain that falls from the rising mist.