John Trapp on Job 30:28
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Job30:28
Verſe 28 I went mourning without the Sun] Ater ambulo, ſed non ob Solem; I am not Sun-burnt, but heart burnt; black and diſcoloured without, becauſe parched and dryed up within by the force of my diſeaſe and my griefe, wherewith I am pained, pined, and even periſhed.
I ſtood up and cryed in the Congregation] Which was not very handſome, but I could not hold. Riſe I did, and roar I muſt amidſt the preaſs of people, whatever they ſhould think of me. So Mordecai went out into the midſt of the City, and cryed with a loud and a bitter cry, and came even before the Kings gate, &c. Eſth. 4.1, 2. In extreme heavineſſe men care not to keep decorums.
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