61 and the clouds, when God orders them to make their rounds over the whole world, each carries out what was commanded.
62 Furthermore, the fire, having been sent from above so that it may consume mountains and woods, does what it has been instructed to do. Yet these are not similar, neither in splendor, nor in power, to any one of them.
63 From this, it should neither be supposed, nor said, that they are gods; since they are neither able to give judgment, nor to accomplish anything for men.
64 And so, knowing that they are not gods, therefore, have no fear of them.
65 For they can neither curse kings, nor bless them.
66 Besides, they show no signs in heaven to the nations; they neither shine like the sun, nor give light like the moon.
67 Beasts are better than they are, for they can flee under a covering, and so protect themselves.