John Trapp on Job 21:34

Verſe 34. How then comfort ye me in vain?] Sith ye apply nothing rightly to me, nor affirm nothing rightly of me, but inſtead of comforting me, which you came for, ye trouble me? And ſuch are all thoſe conſolatiunculae creaturulae, (as Luther finely phraſeth it) petty-creature-comforts; wateriſh, and empty buſineſſes, an unſubſtantial ſuſtance, as one ſaith of the bulruſh.

Seeing in your anſwers remaineth falſe-hood.] Or, Provarication, or double-dealing: fowle miſtakes, and little leſſe then malice.