John Trapp on Job 33:10
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Job33:10
Verſe 10. Behold, he findeth occaſions againſt me] Or, Breaches: he picks quarrels with me, and would fain find out ſomewhat in my carriage, wherefore to break friendſhip with me, and to break me in pieces. But did Job ever ſay in this ſort? Not expreſly ſo; but by conſequence, and to the ſame purpoſe, chap. 9.17. & 13.24. & 14.17. & 16.9. & 19.11.
He counteth me for his enemy] This indeed he had ſaid, and ſomewhat more, chap. 13.24. & 16.9. & 30.21. as if God of his meer pleaſure, had made cruel wars upon him, and exerciſed all kind of hoſtility againſt him, as a vanquiſhed enemy. See the Note on chap. 13.24. & 19.11.
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