Job 9:10 Meaning and Explanation
“Which doeth great things past finding out; yea, and wonders without number.”
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What Does Job 9:10 Mean?
Job sums up the hymn: God's works are past finding out, and His wonders cannot be numbered. The list of stars and seas and mountains only gestures at a greatness that overflows every attempt to measure it. The more Job sees, the more there is he cannot see.
This echoes the same praise others in Scripture have raised, that God's ways are unsearchable and His judgments beyond tracing out. Such immensity could crush a sufferer, yet it can also steady him. A God this great is not stumped by our troubles. The wonders without number include mercies we will only discover later, and some we will never finish discovering.
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What does Job 9:10 mean?
God does great things beyond all searching out, wonders too many to count.