Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 17:11
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Job17:11
11. My days are past, my purposes are broken off, even the thoughts of my Heart .
The days of my life. I am a lost and dying man, and therefore the hopes you give me of the bettering of my condition, are vain and groundless.
Or, my designs, or thoughts, to wit, which I had in my prosperous days, concerning my self and Children, and the continuance of my happiness.
Heb. the possessions of my Heart, i. e. those thoughts which in a great measure possessed my Heart, which were most natural, and familiar, and delightful to me. All my thoughts, and designs, and hopes are disappointed and come to nothing.
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