Job 26:4 | NET2full | STEP | To whom did you utter these words ? And whose spirit has come forth from your mouth?

‏ Job 26:4

4 To whom ^{▼▼tn The verse begins with the preposition and the interrogative: אֶת־מִי (ʾet mi, “with who[se help]?”). Others take it as the accusative particle introducing the indirect object: “for whom did you utter…” (see GKC 371 §117.gg). Both are possible.} did you utter these words?
And whose spirit has come forth from your mouth? ^{▼▼tn Heb “has gone out from you.”}

A Better Description of God’s Greatness ^{▼▼sn This is the section, Job 26:5-14, that many conclude makes better sense coming from the friend. But if it is attributed to Job, then he is showing he can surpass them in his treatise of the greatness of God.}

‏ Job 26:4

A Better Description of God’s Greatness ▼▼sn This is the section, Job 26:5-14, that many conclude makes better sense coming from the friend. But if it is attributed to Job, then he is showing he can surpass them in his treatise of the greatness of God.

A Better Description of God’s Greatness ^{▼▼sn This is the section, Job 26:5-14, that many conclude makes better sense coming from the friend. But if it is attributed to Job, then he is showing he can surpass them in his treatise of the greatness of God.}