Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 23:4
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Job23:4
4. I would order my cause before him , and fill my mouth with arguments .
i. e. Orderly declare the things which concern and prove the right of my Cause;
not only debating the Controversie between my Friends and me, concerning my sincerity or hypocrisie before God, as a Witness or Judge; but also pleading with God as a Party, and modestly enquiring whether he doth not deal more rigorously with me than I might reasonably expect, wherein I desire no other Judge but himself.
To prove my Innocency and sincerity towards God, and consequently that I am severely used.
Marginal references: Ch. 13▪ 3▪ 1▪
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