<p>16:21 <em>And great hailstones, each about the weight of a talent, came down out of heaven upon men, and men blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail. For the plague was so severe</em>- There may have been a limited fulfilment in the catapults throwing stones of this size upon Jerusalem in AD70. But this all speaks of the final judgment of God against Israel's enemies in Jerusalem; again the allusion is to the plagues on Egypt for their abuse of the Hebrews, this time to the plague of hail. And again as noted on :9 and :11, these people recognize that all this is from God, they come to know &quot;that I am Yahweh&quot;, but all too late. The Hadith speaks of extreme rain as a judgment to come upon the land in the last days: &quot;Then Allah would send rain which no house of clay or (the tent of) camels' hairs would keep out and it would wash away the earth&quot; (Book 41.7015). It is a feature of Divine judgment that the thing men greatly fear comes upon them. The jihadist beast will find itself the victim of the very features of Divine condemnation which their own writings say will come upon the condemned.</p>