John Trapp on Job 21:32
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Job21:32
Verſe 32 Yet ſhall he be brought to the grave.] He that was erſt ſo ſtern and terrible, ſhal ſhortly be laid low enough, and then le[illegible: 1 letter]ni mortuo vel mus inſultabi[illegible: 1 letter], Though he were ſuch a ſon of Belial, that none could ſpeak to him (as Nabal was, 1 Sam. 25.17) yet death will ſpeak with him, and confute this proud haughty Scorner, that dealeth in proud wrath.Hiſt. of World. When death comes (ſaith Sir Walter Raleigh) which hates and deſtroyes men, that's believed and obeyed; But God, that loveth and maketh men, he is not regarded. O mighty death! O eloquent death! whom none could adviſe, thou art able to prevail with.
And ſhall remain in the Tomb] Heb. He ſhall watch over the heap, ſuper tu [illegible: 2 letters]lum o[illegible: 1 letter]mul[illegible: 1 letter] [illegible: 1 word] in area conſtructo ſimilem; as a Watch-man, there he is fixed and keeps this place.Lavat. Or, He ſhall be watched in the Tomb.
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