Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 19:4
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Job19:4
4. And be it indeed, that I have erred , mine errour remaineth with my self .
If my Opinion in this point be faulty and erroneous, as you pretend it is. Or, if I have sinned, (for sin is oft called errour in Scripture) and am therefore punished.
Either 1. It is likely to continue, I see no cause from your reasons to change my Judgment. Or 2. I suffer deeply for my sins, and therefore deserve your pity and help, rather than your reproaches, whereby you add affliction to the afflicted.
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