John Trapp on Job 36:4
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Job36:4
Verſe 4. For truly my words ſhall not be falſe] I ſhall deal truly and plainly with thee, my Diſcourſe ſhall be ſimple and ſolid, having no better ornament but that of Truth; which is like our firſt parents, moſt beautiful, when naked; 'twas ſin covered them, 'tis treachery hides this. Aperta veritas clauſos etiam oculos ferit, ſaith One.
He that is perfect in knowledge is with thee] Integer ſententiis; V[illegible: 2 letters]abl. meaning himſelf, who fully underſtood the buſineſſe betwixt them, and would faithfully deliver it. There are that hold God to be hereby meant. A pious ſenſe, but not ſo proper.
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