John Trapp on Job 13:28
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Job13:28
Verſe 28. And he as a rotten thing conſumeth] Heb. waxeth old. He, that is, this poor man, this ſilly wretch, as David ſpeaketh of himſelf, Pſal. 34.6. Or, This body of mine, as chap. 19.26. Job pointing to it, as 'tis like he did there. And Paul, 1 Cor. 15.53, 54. As a rotten thing (Heb. as rottenneſſe) conſumeth. When a thing once rotteth, as an apple, fleſh, &c. it ſoon periſheth: ſuch is man under preſſing afflictions eſpecially.
And as a garment that is moth-eaten] The beauty whereof is defaced, and the uſefulneſſe departed.
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