He putteth forth his hand upon the rock; he overturneth the mountains by the roots.
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Verse 9 is found in chapter 28 of Job. The poem about wisdom begins by comparing humanity’s ability to extract precious metals from hidden places with its inability to locate wisdom through similar methods. Mining represents human knowledge of creation, while wisdom possesses a depth that cannot be obtained simply through material exploration.
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Auch legt man die Hand an die Felsen und gräbt die Berge um.
En el pedernal puso su mano, Y trastornó los montes de raíz.
El hombre extiende su mano contra el pedernal y trastorna los montes desde la raíz.
L'homme porte sa main sur le roc, Il renverse les montagnes depuis la racine;
L’uomo mette la mano a’ macigni; Egli rivolta sottosopra i monti fin dalla radice.
Ele estende a sua mão contra o rochedo, e revolve os montes desde as suas raízes.
「人動手鑿開堅石, 翻倒山的根基,
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