Komentaryong Sumisipi para sa Job 38:7

And if they say that it is not fitting to say “Son of God” of anything which is not of the divine species, say to them that we are unable to speak of God Blessed be He! except in metaphorical language, as it is said of Him “mouth of the Lord,” “eyes of the Lord,” “ears of the Lord,” and such like, and it is understood that such (language) is metaphorical only. And so it is by way of metaphor when it says “son of God” or “sons of God”; for he who does His commands and commission is called “son,” as the son does the father's commands. So He calls the stars sons of God, as (in the verse) “and all the sons of God shouted for joy” (Job 38:7).

Let me hear [your voice]. And afterwards, they will sanctify [My Name], as it is stated, “When the morning stars sing together.”²²Iyov 38:7. These are the Israelites, and afterwards, “and all the angels of God shout praise.”²³Ibid.

ויהי קולות וברקים. The sounds which resembled thunder were the sounds made by the angels who accompanied G’d and who sang His praises. It is something the angels do every morning. We base this knowledge on Job 38,7 “when the morning stars sang together and all the divine beings shouted for joy?” The beings described as ברקים are also angels seeing that we are told in Psalms 104,4 עושה מלאכיו רוחות משרתיו אש לוהט, “He Who employs His angels as winds which are His messengers, fiery flames His servants.” We also have the following verse in Ezekiel 1,13: ונגה לאש ומן האש יוצא ברק, “there was a brilliance to the fire, and from the fire went forth lightning.”