Wheel. (Protestants) (Haydock) Hebrew, "a whirlwind "(Calmet) or "wheel "(Pagnin) in the air. (Haydock) The noise of thunder is something similar to a wheel, rattling on the pavement. (Haydock) Salmoneus foolishly tried to imitate it with his chariot. (Apoll. Bib. i.) Trembled. The preaching of the apostles was attended with success. (Haydock) (Fathers) (Calmet) Earthquakes were felt, and men were under a general alarm. (Menochius)

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