John Trapp on Job 26:1
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Job26:1
CHAP. XXVI Verſe 1. But Job anſwered and ſaid]
BIldad had vexed him with his impertinencies and ſuperfluous diſcourſes of Gods Attributes, as if Job had denied them, or doubted of them, which was far from him, witneſs this Chapter. He therefore rippleth up Bildad with a continued ſmart irony, in the three next following verſes, letting looſe the reines to his juſtly conceived grief and indignation, and invading his adverſary with theſe ſharp queſtions by way of wonderment.
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