John Trapp on Job 27:13

Verſe 13. This is the portion of a wicked man with God] q.d. So ye ſay, and ſo I ſay too: for herein I will not deny to comply, and to chime in with you. Z[illegible: 1 letter]phar had ſaid the ſame in effect, and uſed the ſelf ſame expreſſions that Job here doth, chap. 20.29. See the Notes there. But muſt Job therefore be an hypocrite, though he continue to hope, and pray, and delight in God amidſt all his miſeries, verſ. 8, 9, 10? Neg[illegible: 1 letter]tur. He had ſpoken much before of the wicked mans proſperity: now to [illegible: 1 letter]event miſtakes, he diſcourſeth largely of his puniſhment, and how ill he beareth it.

And the heritage of oppreſſours. &c.] Of feirce and formidable tyrants, that are a terrour to others. Theſe are the rewards they ſhall receive from the God of Recompences, the Almighty, who can well enough deal with them, and delights to get him a name in their juſt deſtruction.