Job 37:20 - Joseph Benson’s Commentary on the Old and New Testaments

Shall it be told him that I speak? Does he need to be informed of any thing? Is any thing that I have said of him worth his hearing? Will any one report it to him? Will any man dare to approach him? But the Hebrew, אדבר, adabber, should rather be rendered, I should, or I will, speak. Shall I send, or who dare carry, a challenge from me to God, or a message that I am ready and desirous to debate with him concerning his proceedings? This, indeed, thou hast done, in effect, but far be such presumption from me. If a man speak If a man should be so bold and venturous as to enter the lists with God, surely he shall be swallowed up With the sense of his infinite majesty and spotless purity.