Misit sagittas suas, et dissipavit eos, fulgura multiplicavit, et conturbavit eos? Movet enim aera Dominus, ventos excitat, iaculatur fulgura, de caelo intonat, ut terrigenas ad timendum se suscitet, ut corda eorum in memoriam futuri iudicii revocet, ut superbiam eorum dissipet, et conturbet audaciam, reducto ad mentem tremendo illo tempore, quando ipse caelis ac terris ardentibus, venturus est in nubibus in potestate magna et maiestate ad iudicandos vivos et mortuos.
He sent out his arrows and scattered them: He multiplied lightnings and troubled them? For the Lord moveth the air, raiseth up winds, shooteth out lightnings, thundereth from heaven, to stir up the creatures of the earth to fear Him, to call again their hearts to the remembrance of the judgment to come, to overthrow their pride and confound their boldness, and thus to bring back to their minds that terrible time, when the heavens and the earth shall burn, and Himself come down upon the clouds with great power and majesty to judge the quick and the dead.
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