John Trapp on Job 41:13

Verſe 13. Who can diſcover the face of his garment?] That is, ſaith Piſcator, Who can pull him out of the ſea, wherewith he is covered as with a garment? Who can ſlip off his skin whiles he is alive; as men do the Eels-skin, ſay others? Who (as men uſe to do when horſes are to be ſaddled) will take off his cloth, and ſet the ſaddle upon his back? This laſt is Beza's Paraphraſe: and it ſuits beſt with that which followeth.

Or who can come to him with his double bridle?] Let it be never ſo large, or ſtrong, his mouth is too wide, his jawes too ſtrong, to be held in with bit and bridle, leſt he come near unto thee.