SEV Biblia, Chapter 35:11
Que nos enseña más que a las bestias de la tierra, y nos hace sabios más que las aves del cielo.
Clarke's Bible Commentary - Job 35:11
Verse 11. Who teacheth us more than the beasts ] "The ox knoweth his owner, and the ass his master's crib; but Israel doth not know me, my people do not consider; " Isa. i. 3. Beasts, bards, fowls, and in many cases pond-fishes, know and seem thankful to the hand that feeds them; while man, made much more noble than they, gifted with the greatest powers, privileged with the most important benefits, considers not the Lord, nor discerns the operation of his hand. Quadrupeds, reptiles, and fowls, have more gratitude to their masters than man has to his God.
Matthew Henry Commentary
Verses 9-13 - Job complained that God did not regard the cries of the oppresse against their oppressors. This he knew not how to reconcile the justic of God and his government. Elihu solves the difficulty. Men do no notice the mercies they enjoy in and under their afflictions, nor ar thankful for them, therefore they cannot expect that God should delive them out of affliction. He gives songs in the night; when our conditio is dark and melancholy, there is that in God's providence and promise which is sufficient to support us, and to enable us even to rejoice in tribulation. When we only pore upon our afflictions, and neglect the consolations of God which are treasured up for us, it is just in God to reject our prayers. Even the things that will kill the body, cannot hurt the soul. If we cry to God for the removal of an affliction, an it is not removed, the reason is, not because the Lord's hand is shortened, or his ear heavy; but because we are not sufficientl humbled.
Original Hebrew
מלפנו 502 מבהמות 929 ארץ 776 ומעוף 5775 השׁמים 8064 יחכמנו׃ 2449
