²¹ The east wind will ·carry them away [^Llift them up], and then they are gone,
    because it sweeps them out of their place.
²² ·The wind [or God; ^LHe; It] will hit them without mercy
    as they ·try to run away [flee] from ·its power [or his power/hand].
²³ It will be as if ·the wind [or God; ^Lhe; it] is clapping ·its [or his] hands;
    ·it [or he] will ·whistle [or hiss] at them as they run from their place [^Cclapping and hissing are gestures of contempt].