Annotations upon the Holy Bible — Volume 1 — Section 1131

with it. þ When not only frui - Plac nly fruitful Fields, but Flee (lock thapte of nin was where Jb ved) iced | nero pron ethers ; Ee . u 3 ++» vs elir » iF When I went mens po ag Sec on Deut. 32+ 413+ amen pcs, 1-5 others. It is yoke 1 vrolence wherewith t wy ok when I prepared my "any 5 the & through the | and 58. "6 _ their Teeth. nd > ga wha rom my dwelling. m To wi 0 1n the Ntreet p. and unjuſt] « &+ Forced them to reſt Jaim 38: and SE + = ia; heogr maps, lp o wit, of the City, as the tf | Juitly taken away- ore what they had vi 57' 4+ 3 place of Judi ity, as the followin 18 T —_ ad violent —_ been oft o:ſerved. -/ con ar_gel which was in the hy {hal Aeon I ſaid p, LT ihotl Be in m iy Gen 1h Ciry So Toll TITTIES Giwack | 2 I 5 ly =y days as the ſand r y neſt 9, and] 5 e City : So Fob mi 3/4 She ity, IC» the Gate | C "hu er{waded my ſe ins p a ders clin + =, | ng mpeg erg — own univertl COIN men wich ks ſtrate, or Jude other Expreſſions, it appear '- er for me. By | Job's Opini od, and of all Men. Bur al y, and with the ſingu] , , or Judge in his Cou ppears tnat Fob was a Magi- & Ipinion, yet at other ti t although this was -: Xp place within, or ntry« f h Ee In that void S pectation of Ch er times he was ſub; $10INctimes the ratios arr hoy where the People -— Some & a: =_ Or mtimets, bus * —_— from Chap: _ ny and ex- 8 The young men {a pong them. — ectly expiring in my mate = and peaceable, +4 18" Anr* vir and the aged aroſe, a 7 "Buy and hid themſelves q : goo rm Friends —_ _ ts copay in the ach, J Either out of a of UP Yr. ” Wh: enmnd me, and oy an IECIOUS perfume of a G O dR hichis in plentiful Inheriran a Good ty, or out of a Cont: rofound Reverence to my Perſon and Digni numerable- See G ce to all my Poſterity Wael X might cicher wr Ton Cole & Folty, which chey 19 My roo wes + ſpread out * and 41+ 49: WW diſcover by x Ay either underſtand by Informarti y, which they the dew la . pread out * by the 2> Gomnernnd ation from others, or y all night u - waters, and which they Ce on Ces Or Carriages in Mm » OL s I was contri pon my branet 3 l 1d my preſence, continual] S l 5, wenke hor + -23098 ga 's What 1 coma a chem ro "han krone 1S conflednty > wok yur Favour and Bleſſing, a as ent With them- See Leud- > way by them, or _ <P ranches, and conſt with moiſture dock vg pa > Hap | veneration they had f i8- 19-32. I Sings 2. 19: S as | riſhings equently muſt needs b frui in irs Root Pal. 14, Jaftice, and Faichfa ormy Perſon, in regard of that W! o great a 20 e fruitful and flou- Jer 1 » and Inefs which tl egard or that Wiſdom, and y glory w P þ «17,8. my Proceedings. A they dilcerned in me, and is Was Tr = + freſh 7 in me « —_—+ chan oo aw} - v9 therefore they judged quite pewile pe t Th In ) in my hand. » and my * bow x =_ . 9 The princes refrained talkin ; Life was not Fon wht T had gained by my juſt and vi _—— and on their mouth . g#, and laid their _ the acceſſion = A ut growing, and —_ 1: and virtuous ,, 4), _ [ Either fearing that I ſhould diſt ! C uf gth, which is robe of rea Heb. with wr ng 7 Heb, pie arp Ag Fogg >= eaſy uw weakneſs by their er We - "50107 5p 4 5--etig kgs oe OO roved of, and fully ail entence which they rea- S of War, pH nd Arrows were principa ” Ifa.49,; of my Wiſdom, and di y afſented ro. Such an Opini y rea- | new Bow, wh y Heb. changed it ſelt, 1 principal In- 42.31, - : _ id not think an Upinion had they | O » when other Bows b elf, 1.e, grew aS1t 1mpertinent Pcrſon as me ſuch a foolith, erron Or, changed its {t ws by much uſe &gro were a ck oftheir wond s you fancy or repreſent me cous,and | is expreſſed, 1/; cength, which word grow weak and uſeleſs n er at Job's wi to be. cI , cd, Iſa. 40-31. i rd may be he * their reſolution to Deſi] Lund gs OI and | ——Hank egg gar 21 Unto a 7 x hath got new cara erſtood, as it FHeb. che ( 10 + The nobles held their be J Prov- = 32. lence at my counſel 8 ve ear, and waited and kept {i-- Te -Fthe Clcaved to the ro 61238 eo mhrYy th and their tongue | 1. ExpeRing till I ſpoke : nobles was . * It lay as till as if it had d Ta. nora they were _ e, and ſilently liſtening to my C bid. ſpoken. one ſo, and they could not have | J _ and Juſt, and Good, re be like the Dincke _ II When the ea uagment- ; 2 an preferrin it b £-L0G, r heard R : gs it before their when the eye as i bs pn _—_ it bleſſed m@Sx, 2n dls 36, one my wor As they FT ; ir own Gifts —_— ne trelhts Ken ws op ar oi 4 ; G er eng. ed upon them 6b =o! 200 again 4, and wy ces; or hearti] | f God with emine r to confute th : : EE oe eb CO no nanny hen ng ons, and of the fſatisfaCti : ey ſaw in all m =. We it comes d » as the next verſc Jy: which T gave to th ion which I gave to all, and ny | Earth, is moſh s down gently and Sons: Expienns crees in all Cauſes ITT "lp; $75.7 his. and ane Fork _—_ in great and iN as 4a ME Fr Taper Ree ee pearance gave them occaſi ght before me » Whe 4 22 Andre ati: v4 x nes , on to \] | Ny ap. I tiey wait Gee bak * _ juft, and bond or As nl we gave Teſtimony opened their ns 8 me, as for the rain c, and they wo} hg A or being thought to be guilty of =4+"aj So far was I c As the Earth, or th or me «s for the latter rai Pal. 72. 7 4 Be =. ets of which ſee Chap: : y thoſe crimes where- | *Þe former rain ; ” we waiteth for the __ me | I 2: Prov. hb ecauſe * I delivered = the P : here oppoſed to it : _ ” Deut- 11, 14+ becauſe zhe Han £0 Wh, TR — —m pins. and him that hed poor = cried, and therewith to ſarisfie Pe 19-24 5. 7. d Toreceive my anni 4 nf z From his potent O Fo none to 1elp him a or opens its mouth IIIt, as the dry and parched ras, an great Wealth or Po ppreſſor. They did not honour. m . 24 If 1 1; to receive the Rain. parched Earth gapes the Affflited, and OO but for my impartial J {xi e for my h - aughed ON them e. th 1 : I, Ro apiarein; Juſtice and Pity ro the light of , they believed it againſt their might Fe aintaining their Cauic and R; my countenance th it not f, and ay partly _ y Adverſaries. a None nd Right, e Or ſported, or jefted wi Ncy caſt not down {> the would own. or help | 22d pleal; , or jeſted with them, i. e- ge them for it: To” y were poor, and unable to recc ep pleaſantly with them. FI , 1. e- carried my ſelf familiar] likely to cruſh b partly becauſe their Enemies recompence | © well-pleated with th | t was ſo acceptable to th ping" 2 ccg6edatt _— them and their helpers. Which ma : ro _ — — a Ponte Sogpang _ believe alle en 13 T | . "ny y al not b * 45: 26. Pſjal 126 | EC "ut. he blefling b of him that was read = 4 ERIN I wr —— pi rh yl & UPON MC :; and I cauſed : eady tO periſh all, as ir doth in caſe of grieve me, or mike my cou 0 OY ſing for joy e: uſed the Widows &d heart to very cautious not to ee ay or ſorrow, Gen 4. 5. — wes _ bþ Wherewith both he. and oth to change my countenance Rt: nor to give me any OD begged that God would bleſs > wr his fake bleſſed me, and 25 I choſe out their w rriage toward them. Obie of and tyranny of wicked EEE x hace by dwelt asa King in the ay f, and far g chief b, and : jet of Injuries and Oppreſſions,b "4 Who are the common the mourners k army s, as One zhat comfo h | In ne to offend thoſe a way #4 = moſt part they f They ſought _ fi OT ., p s from thei 'elt them, : me for K 29-77 race. ir Violence. e For her great eter ur _ hay Foe rg out Pr per ” or eps copper | . 1, ir wy Y 294 4 TI put on Righteouſneſs 5 or Judge, whill Any to accompliſh their ee om wher mny- eſ.5.8. me judgment was as a robe mw it cloathed me f: | © chore Mead us - wainng for my - naar" wy >. Prince * Asa Garment cov 14dem fg. * Oracle to ry . Icry, and My mind and 0 r Head, all the day long, foI ers the whole Body, and is worn Joy, into cl em: i Whoſe Preſence puts Lik ORE 08 TIE-Ke my Admin "6. was conſtantly juſt in the whole continually | ſence to — whole Army. And no leſs e, and Courage, and NES oats s$, publick and private, and neve courle of all | ed or forro = k As I was able and re..4 acceptable was my pre- , . 1 Perſ . nd re.cy to comfo ; ther Men, as the partial reſpe& ro my ſelf, or to th Peſo off this | and welco wful Perſons, ſo my Conſolations w rt any afflict- Decrees were | Sirens og of many Judges 1s. e Perſons of o- | th m to them Or, when h ns were always grateful | E . .. g My Jud e mourners, 1 &- I , en he, to wit, th : bly" ſhame and of wc qoepb T ., cone that ay” now _ ſternation Go -Se- wet my, when they are oe nd hm comforteth age » bur always Honour and wreat t | but are revived by the 'Þ by reaſon of ſozye great loſs = yn IF E was eyes h h . : .e- | King or General. reſence and Speech of = weak anger, as to the blind ;, and feet was I to tl | ile and valiant = oO tne h i- e In ſtead of E | C £ yes to . ; A H A . I Corporally Or, rather 2. —_ dire&, and aſſiſt. z Eithe _ Honour ts turned into Contempt ne XXX. no weakneſs were apt to miſta ally; ſuch as through ignor: : ears, Pains, Deſpicableneſs, 1 b His Proſperity into Calamity; rhe Craft and Artifices of evil e, and to be ſeduced or cheat _ er now, and his former Cha I 19, Notwithſtanding hi —_ . and adviſed, and led into a. nant men- Z- Theſe F ca a C by YO, 27 — 31 arity, and Hope, 20 = 4 6 v6 _ - who was unable to help himſelf tae EF FS Keatly to No him BVz now 4&4 they that a et 16 Iwasa father / to th me in deriſi re T younger than Tb, h | ew ot m I ſearched our : * and the cauſe which | dined 4 to have ſet with ws Oe would have diſ- FR i-e- Had the care and b : a My condition 1 OgS OI M fl J +7. Thoſe which were not \ wah of a Father to them: m Eith univerſal ara wg changed for the role" _ , chan Þ ern 77 ri "my becauſe vhs 4 = » ledge or Tribunal, ar og and Betters _— - Is, taught" to _— ailing igent] enaui injure Perſons durſt » | and ſcoffs: Thu « a e me the Obje& of y hard and difficult y enquired after. Or urſt not | 7m; 'hus my Glory is tu > Obje& of their contempt 7 , and poſſib] , 2, Thoſe which might have diſdained, 1 rned. into ſhame. 4d Or, r: I of the Oppreſlors pe P y were made ſoby th were | that j aained, 1. e- Whoſe conditi 4 r, rather ; , ortheir Ad - y the fraud in the Opin e condition was TH | + Heb. rhe 192 could not find out, I 2s rene ts, which the poor injured P, rts | they were —— wa according to the dhericn of > "W _ pains to diſcover. er- | herds, and the x Are fnnnc Er Employment. e To be oi _ Dogs are ever ns or my Dogs whi cp= y where menti )ogs which watch my Flockse entioned with contempt as flehy, unpro-