Verses 10-11 are examples of how the 'great and marvelous things' are acts of Divine design. According to the Malbim this refers to the seeds that lie low in the ground. The Malbim interprets it differently. He says that 'kodrim' refers to the animals that would be parched and scorched in the heat of the son if there was not sufficient water available to them. One of the great wonders of this world is that water is so abundant.
Water is the prerequisite for all known forms of life.
Teleological reasoning views this as indication of an overall design and plan. Random chance can be the cause of singular events. The sun, moon and constellations all have predictable patterns. We can calculate their appearance with great accuracy. Rainfall, on the other hand, is very unpredictable.