Matthew Poole and continuators on Job 9:15
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Job9:15
15. Whom, though I were righteous , yet would I not answer, : but I would make supplication to my judge .
Though I had a most just cause and were not conscious to my self of any s[illegible: 1+ letters]n.
i. e. I durst not undertake to plead my Cause against him; or maintain my Integrity before him, because he knows me better than I know my self, and because I am wholly in his hands and at his mercy.
To wit, that he would hear me meekly, and judge favourably of me and my Cause, and not according to the rigours of his justice.
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