John Trapp on Job 36:17
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Job36:17
Verſe 17. But thou haſt fulfilled the judgement of the wicked] But thou contrarily bluſtereſt againſt God, and blurteſt out ſuch words, that thou ſeemeſt to be as bad as the worſt, and to have little or no goodneſſe in thee. See chap. 34 8. It is a ſhame to Gods people to ſymbolize with the wicked; to be carnal in their ſpeeches or carriages, and to walk as men, 2 Cor. 3.3. They ſhould ſo ſpeak; and ſo do; as thoſe that ſhall be judged by the Law of liberty, Jam. 2.12.
Judgement and juſtice take hold of thee] Thou art worthily attached by the divine juſtice, which thou haſt quarrelled.
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