In biblical texts, particularly within Old Testament translations like the King James Version, hail is traditionally referred to by Hebrew roots translated directly as baradh (describing falling ice or the plague of hail) or through references to "great hailstones" and stones of ice. In prophetic and historical passages, it is frequently described as a divine instrument of judgment, heavenly wrath, or power used during pivotal events, such as the plagues of Egypt or military battles described in the Book of Joshua.
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