Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments - Job 25:4
Job 25:4. How then can man be justified with God? That is, before God’s tribunal, to which thou dost so boldly appeal. Thou mayest plead thy cause with thy fellow-worms, as we are, and expect to be justified; but wo to thee, if the great God undertake to plead his cause against thee: how severely and certainly wouldest thou be condemned! The word used for man here, אנושׁ , enosh, signifies miserable man, which supposes him to be sinful; and that such a creature should quarrel with that... read more
Joseph Benson's Commentary of the Old and New Testaments - Job 25:3
Job 25:3. Is there any number of his armies? Of his angels, and stars, and other creatures, all which are his hosts, wholly submitting themselves to his will, to be and to do whatever he pleases. And, therefore, how insolent and unreasonable a thing it is to quarrel with him, or resist his will! Upon whom doth not his light arise? The light of the sun is communicated to all parts of the world. This is a faint resemblance of the cognizance and care which God takes of the whole creation.... read more