The Hebrew word ayish (עַיִשׁ) refers to a constellation, traditionally identified as the Great Bear (Ursa Major) or Arcturus. It appears in Job 9:9 and 38:32, in contexts where God's cosmic sovereignty is displayed through the ordering of the heavens.
When God speaks to Job from the whirlwind, He asks: "Canst thou guide Arcturus with his sons?" (Job 38:32). These rhetorical questions are theological declarations: the One who named and marshaled the constellations is infinitely beyond human comprehension. The stars become icons of divine sovereignty — the unanswerable argument against human presumption.