Letter of Jeremiah 1:61
“In like maner the lightning when it breaketh forth is easie to bee seene, and after the same maner the wind bloweth in euery country.”
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Letter of Jeremiah 1:61 Context
59Therefore it is better to be a king that sheweth his power, or else a profitable vessell in an house, which the owner shall haue vse of, then such false gods: or to be a doore in an house to keepe such things safe as be therein, then such false gods: or a pillar of wood in a palace, then such false gods. 60For Sunne, Moone, and starres, being bright and sent to doe their offices, are obedient. 61In like maner the lightning when it breaketh forth is easie to bee seene, and after the same maner the wind bloweth in euery country. 62And when God commandeth the clouds to goe ouer the whole world: they doe as they are bidden: 63And the fire sent from aboue to consume hilles and woods, doth as it is commanded: but these are like vnto them neither in shew, nor power.
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In like manner the lightning when it breaketh forth is easy to be seen; and after the same manner the wind bloweth in every country.
- King James Version
In the same way, the lightning, when it breaks forth, is easy to be seen; and in the same way the wind blows in every country.
- World English Bible