ouranothen marks an origin above, describing rain given and light seen from heaven.

The attested use marks something as coming from heaven: rain and fruitful seasons are given in Acts 14:17, while a light is seen from heaven in Acts 26:13.

1. Origin of gifts and visible light · dominant

   The adverbial form identifies the source of what is described: in Acts 14:17 the APB renders rain being given “from heaven,” alongside fruitful seasons; in Acts 26:13 it renders a light seen “from heaven,” shining around the travelers.

   Acts 14:17Acts 26:13

In the Anselm Project Bible: In both cited verses, the APB presents the source with the phrase “from heaven,” once for rains and once for a light. This reflects the clauses' overall presentation rather than a precise word-by-word mapping.