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shrouded in darkness, canopied with black rain-storm and deep mist. (Psalms 17, 12)
And on this thy own land, O God, thou sendest rain abundantly; all parched it lies, and thou dost bring it relief. (Psalms 67, 10)
kindly as the rain that drops on the meadow grass, as the showers that water the earth. (Psalms 71, 6)
how the waves roared, how the clouds volleyed rain, what echoes from their midst! To and fro thy arrows passed, (Psalms 76, 18)
the parched ravine turns into a water-course at their coming, new-clad by the bounty of returning rain. (Psalms 83, 7)
From thy high dwelling-place thou dost send rain upon the hills; thy hand gives earth all her plenty. (Psalms 103, 13)
hail was the rain he gave them, and it brought fire that burned up their countryside; (Psalms 104, 32)
summoning clouds from the ends of the earth, rain-storm wedding to lightning-flash, bringing winds out of his store-house. (Psalms 134, 7)
let burning coals rain down on them, be they cast into a pit whence they shall rise no more. (Psalms 139, 11)
the God who curtains heaven with cloud, and lays up a store of rain for the earth, who clothes the mountain-sides with grass, with corn for man’s need, (Psalms 146, 8)
Storm-wrack and cloud and no rain to follow; such thanks he wins that boasts much, and nothing accomplishes. (Proverbs 25, 14)
The north wind stops rain, and a frown the backbiter. (Proverbs 25, 23)