The other day while I was filling my gas tank, I looked up and spotted a Hawk flying overhead. He (or she) kept flying back and forth slowly. I have no clue as to what kind of hawk it was, but wondered which verses mentions the hawk? We have written about hawks many times here on the blog, and know it is one of the Birds of the Bible.
Job 39:26 is a great verse that asks a very thought-provoking question.
“Doth the hawk fly by thy wisdom, and stretch her wings toward the south?” (KJV)
I have Bible Gateway loaded on my computer and brought up that verse and asked to show all the various Bible versions. Looking through the various ways of asking or questioning God about His hawks was interesting. As I read through the various versions, it makes us realize how little we know about The Creator’s Wisdom.
Here are some of those questions:
I’m very thankful that the Lord instructs the Hawks do spread their wings and come down here to Florida!! Especially in the winter!!
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Raptors are amazing birds. I did have the blessings of photographing the Red Kite (Milvus regalis) during my first Israel visit, which is most likely referred to in the bible as a falcon and an unclean animal and also for its amazing eyesight..
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Thanks, Lee, for this high-flying reminder of God’s bioengineering genius, facilitating efficient flight dynamics for heavy birds (like hawks and eagles). Here’s some more creation science (and Hebrew) details on that same topic: http://www.icr.org/article/hawks-eagles-launching-skyward .
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Just checked that out. That is very interesting. Thanks for sharing that.
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