In Psalm 19, God creates a tent for this object, which is described as "like a bridegroom leaving his chamber" and from which there is nothing hidden.
The first verse of the eighty-first sura describes this object being folded up in preparation for the judgment day. This object names a sura that recounts how the tribe of Thamud killed a camel and were themselves destroyed. In Psalm 19, God creates a tent for this object, which is described as "like a bridegroom leaving his chamber" and from which there is nothing hidden. While fighting the Amorites at Gibeon, (*) Joshua requests that this object be still during the battle. The first chapter of Ecclesiastes notes that there is "nothing new under" this object, which is the greater of the two objects described in Genesis 1:16 as being made on the fourth day of creation. For 10 points, name this celestial body created by God to "rule the day."
The first verse of the eighty-first sura describes this object being folded up in preparation for the judgment day.
the Sun [or ash-Shams] &lt;VC, Rel&gt;