John Trapp on Job 33:28
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Job33:28
Ver. 28. He wil deliver his ſoul from going, &c.] God wil heal him, and lengthen out his life. Or the ſick man will, by his unfained repentance, procure his own reprieve and deliverance from deadly danger. Some make theſe words to be the ſick mans thankful confeſſion, He hath redeemed my ſoul, &c. not unlike that of David, Pſal. 116.8. and that of Hezekiah, Iſai. 38.17.
And his life ſhall ſee the light] He ſhall not only live, but live happily and comfortably: a joyleſſe life is no life.
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