John Trapp on Job 18:14

Verſe 14. And his confidence ſhall be rooted out of his Tabernacle] Whatſoever he truſteth in about his houſe ſhall be pulled up by the roots, or grub'd up. Thus it befel Doeg, Pſal. 52.7. And this diſappointment, this broken confidence of his, ſhall bring him (or make him go) to the King of terrors; i.e. to death that moſt terrible of terribles,Ariſtot. as the Philoſopher calleth it. Or the Devil (as R. Solomon interpreteth it) that black Prince, Eph. 6.12. to whom wicked men are brought by death, which to them is not only Natures Slaughterman, but Gods curſe, and hels Purveyour. hence Rev. 6 8. death haleth hell at the heels of it.