[P-Marlowe]

Where does it say that?

• Genesis 6:5-9:19 (Earth destroyed by flood, people and animals killed)
• Exodus 9:23-29 (hail and fire from heaven on Egypt)
• Joshua 10:11 (hail on the Amorites, etc.)
• I Samuel 7:10 (thunder disperses the Philistines)
• Nahum 1:3 (judgment with whirlwind and drought)
• Leviticus 26:19-20 (rainless sky, parched earth)
• Deuteronomy 11:13-15 (rain as reward for obedience)
• Deuteronomy 28:24 (drought punishment)
• I Samuel 12:18 (thunder and rain to get people's attention)
• II Samuel 21:1 (drought and famine)
• I Kings 8:35-36 (good weather reward)
• I Kings 16:30-18:45 (rain withheld and given)
• Hosea 13:15 (dry weather)
• Amos 4:7 (rain given and withheld from certain cities)
• Jonah 1:4,10-15 (man punished and redirected by sea storm)
• Zechariah 14:17 (rain withheld as judgment)
• Revelation 16:21 (hailstone punishment)

  Now are you going to claim that God is NOT in control of the climate or the weather?

  What kind of God do you believe in?

[count-your-change]

I recall Matt. 8:26,27 saying Jesus calmed the stormy waters, too.

[Natural Law]

Now are you going to claim that God is NOT in control of the climate or the weather?"

Of course God is omnipotent, but that is not to say that He doesn't use Milankovitch cycles, volcanic activity, and plate tectonics to manipulate the weather. But if only God can control weather, how do you explain cloud seeding?