John Trapp on Job 23:5
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Job23:5
Verſe 5.Mercer. I would know the words that he would anſwer me]. q.d. I cannot know your minds, O my friends, non underſtand your words, which yet I believe are little to the purpoſe: But God (I know) will utter his mind plainly, and approve my cauſe which you ſo raſhly condemne. Thus John Huſſe and other Martyrs, when they could not have a faire hearing from men, appealed and applied, themſelves to God, committing their cauſe to him who judgeth righteouſly.
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