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After it a voice roars. He thunders with the voice of his majesty; He doesn`t hold back anything when his voice is heard.
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The Majesty of God's Voice
The verse describes thunder as “the voice of his majesty.” Commentators explain that this isn't just noise; it's a powerful, audible expression of God's grandeur and glory. Just as we are awed by a thunderstorm, we are meant to be awed by the magnificent power of the God who commands it.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
After it a voice roars - After the lightning; that is, the flash is seen before the thunder is heard. This is apparent to all, the interval …
19th Century
Anglican
After it a voice roars — i.e., the thunderclap that follows the lightning-flash.
And He stays them not
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
After it a voice roareth After the lightning comes a violent crack or clap of thunder, which is like the roaring of …
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Changes in the weather are often the subject of our thoughts and common conversation; but how seldom do we think and speak of these things, like El…
13th Century
Catholic
Elihu had spoken previously (Job 36:27–30) about the changes in the atmosphere—drought and rain—that result from the covering of the cl…
