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Komentarz do Hioba 37:13

אִם־לְשֵׁ֥בֶט אִם־לְאַרְצ֑וֹ אִם־לְ֝חֶ֗סֶד יַמְצִאֵֽהוּ׃

Bądź jako rózgę karcącą, bądź jako pożytek ziemi Jego, bądź jako znak Jego łaski wywołuje je. 

Rashi on Job

Whether for the rod Whether for the punishment of men, He lets them fall on mountains and hills, which are not places for sowing.
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Malbim on Job

Divine Governance has three modes: correctional, routine (earthly) and merciful. In His Wisdom, God governs through the basic laws of Nature. For example, using them to adjust the rainfall in order to punish, to preserve or to favor, as the case may be.
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Rashi on Job

whether for His land To let them fall as originally decreed, neither for the rod nor within the boundary of justice [i.e., for more benefit than strict justice warrants], but midway between [these two extremes].
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Rashi on Job

or for kindness If the generation became more righteous than they were on Rosh Hashanah, then the rain which was decreed to fall in an average manner, shall be turned about by the guidance of their circuits to fall, with kindness, in their season and upon the land that requires them, so that not a drop of them should go to waste.
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Rashi on Job

that He cause it to come The rain, in one of these ways.
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