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Who does great things past finding out, Yes, marvelous things without number.
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Agreeing on God's Greatness
Multiple commentators note that Job is quoting or echoing the words of his friend-turned-accuser, Eliphaz (Job 5:9). Scholar John Gill suggests Job does this to show that he agrees with the fundamental truth of God's greatness, even when spoken by an antagonist. It's a powerful reminder to affirm truth, regardless of the source, especially when it brings glory to God.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
Which doeth great things - This is almost the sentiment which had been expressed by Eliphaz; see the notes, (Job 5:9). …
19th Century
Anglican
Which doeth great things. —He adopts the very words his former antagonist, Eliphaz, had used in Job 5:9.
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
Which does great things past finding out In heaven and earth; great as to quantity and quality, not to be thoroughly…
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In this answer Job declared that he did not doubt the justice of God, when he denied being a hypocrite; for how should man be just with God? Before…
13th Century
Catholic
After Job has shown the firm character of divine power, he now begins to show the depth of divine wisdom. However, he proceeds in the reverse order…
