Eliu goes on in his discourse, shewing God’s wisdom and power, by his wonderful works.
“We cannot find him worthily: he is great in strength, and in judgment, and in justice, and he is ineffable.” (Job 37:23)
We would do well in holding our speech, when considering God, out of reverential fear; as His ways are unknown to us.
“Even if we can now find Him out, yet not worthily. For whatever we perceive in Him, is of faith, and not of sight. But yet he adds that which he considers he has found, saying; He is great in power, and judgment, and justice, and cannot be spoken of. For He is great in power, because He overcomes the powerful adversary, and taking from his house the vessels of dishonour, changes them into vessels of mercy. (Matt. 12, 29) Great in judgment; because, though He here brings down His Elect by adversity, yet He raises them at last in the glory of eternal prosperity. Great in justice: for though He here bears long with the reprobate, yet He at last condemns them for ever. But it is well subjoined; And cannot be spoken of. For if He cannot worthily be thought of, how much less can He be spoken of? But we speak of Him far better, in a measure, if we hold our peace with admiration through fear of thinking upon Him.” – St. Gregory The Dialogist
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