Zechariah 14:6

“…shall not be light, and there shall be cold and frost one day; (the cold on account of which Peter warmed himself;) And that day shall be known unto the Lord; (what, knew He not the other days? days are many, but this is the day of the Lord’s patience, which the Lord made;)—And that day shall be known unto the Lord,…” — editor's note: Zech. xiv. 6, 7.

“In that day there shall not be light, but cold and frost, and it shall be one day, and that day is known unto the Lord.”” — editor's note: Zech. xiv. 5, 6, 7 [LXX.].

“And the sun set in midday and the land was darkened in the shining daytime, as is written in Zechariah the Prophet:—It shall come to pass in that day, saith the Lord, I will cause the sun to set in midday, and will make dark the land in the shining daytime.” — editor's note: Am. viii. 9. (Cf. the commentary ascribed to Ephrem in loco.) Cf. Zech. xiv. 6, 7.

“And again he said:—That day there shall be cold and frost.—As thou knowest, on that day on which they crucified Him, it was cold, and they had made them a fire to warm themselves when Simon came and stood with them.” — editor's note: Zech. xiv. 6. So in Peshitto; also in Septuagint. Cp. margin of Revised Version.