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Psalm 18:13

New International Reader's Version

The Lord thundered from heaven. The voice of the Most High God was heard.

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Is your arm as powerful as mine is? Can your voice thunder as mine does?

But you commanded the waters, and they ran away. At the sound of your thunder they rushed off.

He will pour out flaming coals and burning sulfur on those who do what is wrong. A hot and dry wind will destroy them.

May burning coals fall on people like that. May they be thrown into the fire. May they be thrown into muddy pits and never get out.

He killed their cattle with hail. Their livestock were struck by lightning.

The people saw the thunder and lightning. They heard the trumpet. They saw the mountain covered with smoke. They trembled with fear and stayed a long way off.

Hail fell and lightning flashed back and forth. It was the worst storm in Egypt’s entire history.

The sound the wings of the cherubim made could be heard as far away as the outer courtyard. It was like the voice of the Mighty God when he speaks.

He sent plagues ahead of him. Sickness followed behind him.

The crowd there heard the voice. Some said it was thunder. Others said an angel had spoken to Jesus.

I will send them hunger. It will make them weak. I will send terrible sickness. I will send deadly plagues. I will send wild animals that will tear them apart. Snakes that glide through the dust will bite them.

The Amorites tried to escape as Israel marched toward them. They ran down the road from Beth Horon to Azekah. Then the Lord threw large hailstones down on them. The hailstones killed more of them than the swords of the Israelites did.

Then I heard the noise of a huge crowd. It sounded like the roar of rushing waters and like loud thunder. The people were shouting, “Hallelujah! Our Lord God is the King who rules over all.

From the throne came flashes of lightning, rumblings and thunder. Seven lamps were blazing in front of the throne. These stand for the seven spirits of God.

Then the angel took the gold cup and filled it with fire from the altar. He threw it down on the earth. There were rumblings and thunder, flashes of lightning, and an earthquake.

The Philistines came near to attack Israel. At that time Samuel was sacrificing the burnt offering. But that day the Lord thundered loudly against the Philistines. He threw them into such a panic that the Israelites were able to chase them away.




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