Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 27:15

15. Those that remain of him shall be buried in death : and his Widows shall not weep .

Who survive and escape that Sword and Famine.

Either 1. Shall die and so be buried. Or 2. Shall be buried as soon as ever they are dead, either because their Relations or dependents feared lest they should come to themselves again, and trouble them and others longer; or because they were not able to bestow any funeral Pomp upon them, or thought them unworthy of it. Or 3. Shall be in [illegible: 1+ letters] manner utterly extinct in or by death; all their hope, and glory, and name, and memory (which they designed to perpetuate to all ages) shall be buried with them, and they shall never rise again to a blessed Life, whereas a good man hath hope in his death, and leaves his good-name alive and flourishing in the World, and rests in his Grave in assurance of Redemption from it, and of a glorious Resarrection to an happy and eternal Life.

For they had many Wives, either to gratifie their Lust, or to encrease and strengthen their Family and Interest.

Either, because they durst not lament their death, which was entertained with publick joy: or, because they were overwhelmed and astonished with the greatness and strangeness of the Calamity, and therefore could not weep: or, because they also, as well as other persons, groaned under their Tyranny and cruelty, and rejoiced in their deliverance from it.

Marginal references: Psal. 78. 64.