Doth the hawk fly by thy wisdom, and stretch her wings toward the south?
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Verse 26 is found in chapter 39 of Job. God continues describing birds, horses, and other creatures, emphasizing characteristics that humans neither designed nor control. The war horse represents strength and courage, while the eagle possesses its own vision and behavior. The variety of creatures reinforces the idea of a complex creation whose operation exceeds human administration.
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Fliegt der Habicht durch deinen Verstand und breitet seine Flügel gegen Mittag?
¿Vuela el gavilán por tu industria, Y extiende hacia el mediodía sus alas?
¿Es por tu entendimiento que vuela el gavilán y extiende sus alas hacia el sur?
Est-ce par ton intelligence que l'épervier prend son vol, Et qu'il étend ses ailes vers le midi?
È per il tuo senno che lo sparviere vola? Che spiega le sue ali verso il mezzodì?
Ou voa o gavião pela tua inteligência, e estende as suas asas para o sul?
「鷹展開翅膀向南飛翔, 豈是藉著你的智慧嗎?
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