John Trapp on Job 30:13
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Job30:13
Verſe 13. They marre my path] That is, all my ſtudies and endeavours; they obſtruct all paſſages whereby I might hope for help, as if they were reſolved upon my ruine.
They ſet forward my calamity] See Zach. 1.15. ſee the Note there. Or they count it profitable to them to vex me: So great is there malice againſt me. And though it do them no good yet if they may do me hurt, they have enough.
They have no helper] Neither need they any to animate them, [non-Latin text not transcribed] or egg them on to miſchief, who of themſelves are over forward, though but ſmall and young, as Vajezatha, Hamans youngeſt ſon was. See the Note on Eſth. 9.9.
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