For 10 points, name these weather phenomena, one of which is a manifestation of God in the Book of Job.
A7ter a53rming that the Lord "is slow to anger but great in power," the opening lines of Nahum state that the Lord's way is in this thing. A man states that God crushes him with one of these things "and multiplies my wounds without cause" a7ter lamenting the fact that he must appeal for mercy to his accuser. A minor prophet compares this thing to a crop that "has no stalk" and of which "the bud shall yield no meal," and predicts that even if it does yield, "foreigners shall swallow it up." A7ter prophesying how the calf of Samaria will be broken in pieces, Hosea (ho-ZAY-ah) declares that Israel will reap this thing. A voice emerging from one of these things tauntingly asks a man if he can pull up Leviathan with a 3shhook and condemns the arguments of Zophar, Eliphaz, and Bildad. The Lord's chariots are frequently compared to one of these things, as when Elijah is taken up to heaven in one of these things. For 10 points, name these weather phenomena, one of which is a manifestation of God in the Book of Job.
A7ter a53rming that the Lord "is slow to anger but great in power," the opening lines of Nahum state that the Lord's way is in this thing.
a whirlwind [or a tempest; or a storm; or a tornado]