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10 When God maketh blowing, frost waxeth (al)together; and again full broad waters be poured out thereof. (When God maketh blowing, the frost cometh; and very broad waters be poured out again.)

11 Wheat desireth clouds, and (the) clouds spread abroad their light.

12 The which clouds compass all things about by compass (Which clouds go about everywhere), whither ever the will of the governor leadeth them, to all thing to which he commandeth them upon the face of the world;

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10 The breath of God produces ice,
    and the broad waters become frozen.(A)
11 He loads the clouds with moisture;(B)
    he scatters his lightning(C) through them.(D)
12 At his direction they swirl around
    over the face of the whole earth
    to do whatever he commands them.(E)

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