But ask now the beasts, and they shall teach thee; and the fowls of the air, and they shall tell thee:
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 12 of Job. Job uses irony in responding to his friends: they do not possess exclusive wisdom, because he too has understanding. Even creatures and animals participate through their existence in the testimony that God’s hand governs the world. Job begins expanding the debate from his particular case toward God’s universal rule.
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Frage doch das Vieh, das wird dich's lehren und die Vögel unter dem Himmel, die werden dir's sagen;
Y en efecto, pregunta ahora a las bestias, que ellas te enseñarán; Y a las aves de los cielos, que ellas te lo mostrarán;
Pero pregunta a los animales y te instruirán, a las aves del cielo y te lo dirán.
Interroge les bêtes, elles t'instruiront, Les oiseaux du ciel, ils te l'apprendront;
E in vero, domandane pur le bestie, ed esse tu l’insegneranno; E gli uccelli del cielo, ed essi te lo dichiareranno;
Mas, pergunta agora às alimárias, e cada uma delas te ensinará; e às aves dos céus, e elas te farão saber;
「你問走獸,走獸必指教你; 你問空中的飛鳥,飛鳥必告訴你;
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