Fair weather cometh out of the north: with God is terrible majesty.
Fair weather comes out of the north as golden splendor. That golden brightness appears when wind drives away the storm and clears and brightens the sky. With God is terrible majesty, meaning He is clothed with awe-inspiring majesty. The weather itself and the power behind it are signs of His greatness.
The wonders of nature and of weather display His power and justice and abundant righteousness. Even while thus revealing Himself in nature, He cannot be fully comprehended and remains beyond human understanding. Because of such greatness He is worthy to be feared and reverenced by people.
Fair weather comes out of the north as golden splendor. That golden brightness appears when wind drives away the storm and clears and brightens the sky. With God is terrible majesty, meaning He is clothed with awe-inspiring majesty. The weather itself and the power behind it are signs of His greatness.
The wonders of nature and of weather display His power and justice and abundant righteousness. Even while thus revealing Himself in nature, He cannot be fully comprehended and remains beyond human understanding. Because of such greatness He is worthy to be feared and reverenced by people.