John Trapp on Job 36:11
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Job36:11
Verſe 11 If they obey and ſerve him, they ſhall, &c.] Heb. They ſhall finiſh, they ſhall ſpend and end their dayes in proſperity, and their yeares in pleaſure, as Joſeph, Job, and ſome others have done, who lived and dyed with glory. Howbeit this Promiſe is to be underſtood with exception of the Croſſe, which yet God both can, and to his, will make profitable and pleaſant; as he did to that godly Prince, who being asked, How he could ſo well endure ſo long and hard impriſonment? anſwered, That he had therein felt the divine Conſolations of the Martyrs. But, Haud facilè invenies multis è millibus unum, Virtutem pretium qui putet eſſe ſui.
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