He withdraweth not his eyes from the righteous: but with kings are they on the throne; yea, he doth establish them for ever, and they are exalted.
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Verse 7 is found in chapter 36 of Job. Elihu states that he still has words to say about God and claims that his knowledge comes from afar. He presents God as just, powerful, and attentive to suffering. He also introduces the idea that affliction can become instruction for those who receive it properly, bringing his explanation closer to a pedagogical theology of suffering.
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Compare Job 36:7 in different Bible versions and see how its wording varies between translations. These differences can help you better understand the meaning and context of the passage.
Er wendet seine Augen nicht von dem Gerechten; sondern mit Königen auf dem Thron läßt er sie sitzen immerdar, daß sie hoch bleiben.
No quitará sus ojos del justo; Antes bien con los reyes los pondrá en solio para siempre, Y serán ensalzados.
No aparta sus ojos del justo; lo sienta con los reyes en el trono para siempre, y es exaltado.
Il ne détourne pas les yeux de dessus les justes, Il les place sur le trône avec les rois, Il les y fait asseoir pour toujours, afin qu'ils soient élevés.
Egli non rimuove gli occhi suoi d’addosso a’ giusti; Anzi li fa sedere sopra il trono coi re; Egli ve li fa sedere in perpetuo; onde sono esaltati.
Do justo não tira os seus olhos; antes estão com os reis no trono; ali os assenta para sempre, e assim são exaltados.
他的眼目不遠離義人, 卻使他們和君王同坐寶座, 永遠被高舉 。
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