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John Trapp on Job 19:3

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Job19:3

Verſe 3. Theſe ten times have ye reproached me] i.e. oftentimes. Herein Job endured a great fight of affliction, as the Apoſtle ſtileth it, Heb. 10.32, 33. a manifold fight, (as the word there ſignifieth.) Cate was two and thirty times accuſed publickly, and as oft cleared and abſolved. Baſil was counted and called an Heretick, even by thoſe who, as it appeared afterwards, were of the ſame judgement with him, and whom he honoured as brethren. Dogs in a chaſe bark ſometimes at their beſt friends, &c.

You are not aſhamed that you make your ſelves ſtrange to me.] Or, Are you not aſhamed that ye harden your ſelves againſt me? Or, That ye [illegible: 1 letter]ter and jeſt at my miſery? Significat etiam emere, vel componari. Or, That ye make Merchandiſe of me, and take your peny worths out of me? Beze(agreeable to our Tranſlation) paraphraſeth it thus, Ye take me up ſo ſhort, as if ye dealt with a ſtranger and forrainer, and not with a friend. And ſo the word is taken, Gen. 42.7.

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