“Come and see the works of God: he is terrible in his doing toward the children of men.”
The call to come and see what God has done articulates again the invitation to witness divine action and let it ground faith and worship. The reference to terrible deeds toward humanity indicates that what God does may be frightening or awe-inspiring; the appropriate response is not comfortable complacency but reverent fear. This verse reiterates the fundamental basis for worship: the concrete manifestation of divine power in history.
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