There is a path which no fowl knoweth, and which the vulture’s eye hath not seen:
Hay un sendero que ningún ave conoce, y aun el buitre de vista aguda nunca lo ha visto:
Existe un camino oculto que ni las aves más perspicaces han descubierto.
📚 Contexto Histórico
The Book of Job is a wisdom literature text set in the ancient Near East, likely during the patriarchal period, where a righteous man named Job endures severe trials to explore themes of suffering and divine justice. In Chapter 28, Job delivers a poetic reflection on the pursuit of wisdom, contrasting human efforts to extract hidden treasures from the earth with the impossibility of fully grasping God's wisdom. This verse uses the imagery of secret paths unseen by even the sharp-eyed vulture to illustrate that true wisdom belongs to God alone and is beyond human discovery.
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