²⁹ “Furthermore, can anyone understand cloud patterns,
    or the thundering in his pavilion?
³⁰ He scatters his lightning above it,
    and covers the bottom^[c] of the sea.
³¹ He uses them to judge some people
    and give food to many.
³² His hands are covered with lightning
    that he commands to strike his designated target.
³³ His thunder^[d] declares his presence;
    and tells the animals what is coming.”

⁵ “God thunders with his wondrous voice;
    he does awesome works that we don’t comprehend.
⁶ For he says to the snow, ‘Fall to the earth.’
    He tells the rain, ‘Pour down,’
        then it rains profusely.

⁷ “He puts a limit to the skill^[g] of every person;
    to delineate all people from what they do.

⁸ “Then a beast enters its lair
    and remains in its den.

⁹ “From the south,^[h] a whirlwind proceeds,
    out of the icy north winds.
¹⁰ From the breath of God ice is produced,
    and a wide body of water is frozen.
¹¹ He also loads the clouds with moisture,
    scattering his lightning with the clouds.
¹² It whirls about in circles at his direction
    to accomplish all that he commands
        throughout the surface of the entire world,
¹³ whether for discipline on his land
    or to demonstrate his gracious love,
        he causes it to be realized.”