Job 39:19 | MHM | STEP | Description of the War-Horse. This section describes the war-horse, a powerful and noble animal. God shows that He gives strength and courage to the horse, making it both strong and willing to serve humans, especially in times of battle. The war-horse was highly valued for its bravery and energy. While people might admire the horse’s power, God reminds us that true safety and victory do not come from animals, but from Him alone ( A horse is a vain thing for safety , Psalm 33:17 ). v. 19 : God asks Job if he gave the horse its strength or clothed its neck with a flowing mane . The horse is strong and eager to serve, but this strength comes from God, not from man. God is the source of all power in nature, even though He does not delight in the strength of the horse for protection (Psalm 147:10 ).

‏ Job 39:19

Description of the War-Horse.

This section describes the war-horse, a powerful and noble animal. God shows that He gives strength and courage to the horse, making it both strong and willing to serve humans, especially in times of battle. The war-horse was highly valued for its bravery and energy. While people might admire the horse’s power, God reminds us that true safety and victory do not come from animals, but from Him alone (A horse is a vain thing for safety, Psalm 33:17 ^a).

v. 19: God asks Job if he gave the horse its strength or clothed its neck with a flowing mane . The horse is strong and eager to serve, but this strength comes from God, not from man. God is the source of all power in nature, even though He does not delight in the strength of the horse for protection (Psalm 147:10 ^b).