John Trapp on Job 41:23

Verſe 23. The flakes of his fleſh are joyned together] Heb. The fallings, Meland Tremell or the refuſe and vileſt parts, as the word is rendred, Am. 8.6. Now if God be ſo punctual in the deſcription of theſe alſo, can any one think that he hath let paſſe any thing in the holy Scriptures, that belong to our Salvation? What need is there then of humane traditions?

They are firm in themſelves] Heb. Moulton. Firm they muſt be, becauſe ſo joyned together. Vis unita fortior; but diſſention is the mother of diſſolution. England is a mighty Animal (ſaith a great Polititian) which can never die, except it kill it ſelf.

They cannot be moved] Or, He cannot be moved. He may ſay, as Terminus of old, Nullicedo, I give place to none, unleſſe I pleaſe.