Job 36:29

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27 For He ^adraws up drops of water,
Which distill as rain from the mist,

28 ^aWhich the clouds drop down
And pour abundantly on man.

29 Indeed, can anyone understand the spreading of clouds,
The thunder from His canopy?

30 Look, He ^ascatters His light upon it,
And covers the depths of the sea.

31 For ^aby these He judges the peoples;
He ^bgives food in abundance.

32 ^aHe covers His hands with lightning,
And commands it to¹ strike.

33 ^aHis thunder declares it,
The cattle also, concerning¹ the rising storm.

Commentaries:

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(Job 37:5). God's marvels in thunder and lightnings.

spreadings, etc.—the canopy of thick clouds, which covers the heavens in a storm (Psalms 105:39).

the noise—"crashing"; namely, thunder.

of his tabernacle—God being poetically said to have His pavilion amid dark clouds (Psalms 18:11; Isaiah 40:22).

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