"clothe in" or "clothe with"?

Now look, they'll prophesy one thousand, two hundred and three score days, clothed in sackcloth.

The steep walls of the caldera, clothed in forest, rise in some places to almost 300m above the floor.

The man clothed in a blue and white stripped shirt and jeans was bare footed when he landed on the floor.

One of the elders explained to John that those clothed in the white robes come out of the great tribulation.

Revelation 4 also describes 24 elders sitting on 24 thrones around the throne, clothed in white and with golden crowns on their heads (4:4).

And I saw another mighty angel come down from heaven, clothed with a cloud:.

And he was clothed with a vesture dipped in blood: and his name (was) called The Word of God.

Its history combined with design, mechanism and perfect location makes this place clothed with tourists.

Half of their steep sides were bare; the rest were scantily clothed with clumps of grass, and various uncouth plants, conspicuous among which appeared the reptile - like prickly-pear.

The sultan, who had always seen Aladdin's mother dressed very meanly, not to say poorly, was surprised to find her as richly and magnificently clothed as the princess his daughter.

Unlike other forms of massage, no massage oil is applied, so you remain fully clothed during the treatment.

The tower Yang is surprised to shout a, hurriedly by hand medium of a clothes of pink cover up private parts.