Exodus 9:18-34 Behold, tomorrow about this time, I rain a mighty heavy hail, such as became not in Misrayim from the day of its founding, even until now.

ECB⁽ⁱ⁾ ¹⁸ Behold, tomorrow about this time, I rain a mighty heavy hail, such as became not in Misrayim from the day of its founding, even until now. ¹⁹ And now, send: withdraw your chattel and all you have in the field; for on every human and animal found in the field and not gathered home, the hail descends, and they die. ²⁰ He who awes the word of Yah Veh among the servants of Paroh has his servants and his chattel flee into the houses: ²¹ and he who sets not his heart to the word of Yah Veh leaves his servants and his chattel in the field. ²² And Yah Veh says to Mosheh, Spread your hand toward the heavens, that hail become in all the land of Misrayim - on humanity and on animal and on every herb of the field in the land of Misrayim. ²³ And Mosheh spreads his rod toward the heavens: and Yah Veh gives voice and hail and the fire comes down to earth; and Yah Veh rains hail on the land of Misrayim: ²⁴ and there hail and fire become taken midst the hail - mighty heavy, such as none being like it in all the land of Misrayim since it became a goyim: ²⁵ and throughout all the land of Misrayim the hail smites all that is in the field - from human to animal: and the hail smites every herb of the field and breaks every tree of the field. ²⁶ Only in the land of Goshen, where the sons of Yisra El are, no hail becomes. ²⁷ And Paroh sends and calls for Mosheh and Aharon and says to them, I sinned this time: Yah Veh is just; and I and my people wicked. ²⁸ Intreat Yah Veh - for it is great that there be no voices of Elohim and hail; and I send you away and add not that you stay. ²⁹ And Mosheh says to him, In going from the city, I spread my palms to Yah Veh; and the voice ceases: that there becomes no more hail; so that you know that the earth is of Yah Veh: ³⁰ but as for you and your servants, I know that you still awe not at the face of Yah Veh Elohim: ³¹ and the flax and the barley is smitten; for the barley is unripe and the flax buds: ³² and the wheat and the spelt are not smitten: for they are not dark. ³³ And Mosheh goes from the city - from Paroh and spreads his palms to Yah Veh: and the voices and hail cease and the rain pours not on the earth. ³⁴ And when Paroh sees that the rain and the hail and the voices cease, he adds to sin and callouses his heart - he and his servants.