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986 stretch forth clouds as his tent. And lighten with his light from aboue, he shal couer also the ends of the sea. For by these he iudgeth peoples, and giueth victuals to manie mortal men. In his hands he hideth the light, & commandeth it that it come agayne. He sheweth his freind therof, that it is his possession, and that he may ascend to it.

CHAP. XXXVII.

PON this my hart is sore afrayd, and is moued out of his place. Heare ye his speach in the terrour of his voice, and the sound proceeding out of his mouth. Vnder al the heauens he considereth, and his light is vpon the ends of the earth. After him shal sounding roare, he shal thunder with the voice of his greatnes, and shal not be found out when his voice shal be heard. God shal thunder in his voice meruelously, he that doeth great & vnsearcheable things. He that commandeth the snow to descend vpon the earth, and the winter raines, and the shower of his strength. He that signeth in the hand of al men, that euerie one may know his works. The beast shal enter into his couert, and shal abide in his denne. From the inner parts shal a tempest come forth, & cold from Arcturus. When God bloweth frost congealeth, and againe waters are powred most largely. Corne desireth clouds, & the clouds spread their light. Which goe round about, whither-soeuer the wil of the gouerner shal lead them, to al that he shal command them vpon the face of the whole earth. Whether in one tribe or in his land, or in what place soeuer of his mercy he shal command them to be found. Harken to these things Iob: stand, and consider the maruels of God. Doest thou know when God commanded the raines, that they shew the light of his clouds? Knowest thou the great paths of the clouds, and the perfect knowledges? Are not thy garments hote, when the earth shal be blowen with the South winde? Thou perhaps madst the heauens with him, which are most sound, cast as it were of brasse. Shew vs what we may say to him: for we are wrapped in darkenes. Who shal tel him the things that I speake? yea if man shal speake, he shal be deuoured. But now they see not the light: sodainly the ayre shal be thickned into clouds, and the wind passing by shal driue them away. From the North gold commeth, & toward God feareful praysing. We can not find him worthily: great of strength, and Rh