Thomson(i)
22 Hast thou gone to the treasuries of snow, or hast thou seen the treasuries of hail?
23 Are they stored up for thee, for a time of enemies; for a day of battles and combat?
24 From what place doth hoar frost issue, or whence is the south wind scattered over the earth?
25 Who hath prepared a course for the tempest,
26 and a way for impetuous storms to water the ground, where there is not a man; the desert where no man dwelleth; to saturate an untrodden, uninhabited land
27 and cause the bud of the tender herb to spring?
28 Who is the father of rain, and who hath begotten the drops of dew?
29 From whose womb doth ice proceed, and who in the sky hath brought forth hail
30 which descendeth like a shower? Who hath struck with terror the face of the wicked?
31 Dost thou know the band of Pleias, or hast thou opened the hedge of Orion?
32 Canst thou cause Mazouroth to come forth in his season, or drag out Hesperus by his hair?
33 Dost thou know the revolutions of heaven, or the things on earth corresponding to them?
34 Canst thou summon a cloud with thy voice, and will it, with the trembling of a water spout, answer thee?
35 Canst thou despatch thunders, that they may go, and will they say to thee, Here we are?
36 Who hath given woman a skill in weaving, and a knowledge of the art of embroidering?
37 Who is it who numbereth the clouds with wisdom, and hath caused the heaven to incline to the earth,