Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 33:21
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Job33:21
21. His flesh is consumed away , that it cannot be seen , and his bones that were not seen , stick out.
Through pain and pining sickness.
Because there is none left to be seen, but he who before was fat and flourishing is now become a meer Skeleton.
Formerly, because they were covered with flesh and fat. But this Clause is and may be rendred thus, and his Bones are broken and are not seen: which is to be metaphorically understood.
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