John Trapp on Job 6:28

Verſe 28. Now therefore be c[illegible: 1 letter]ntent, lo[illegible: 1 letter]k upon me] Let it ſuffice you to have thus hardly handled me; caſt now a more benigne aſpect upon me, and be not henceforth ſo hot, and ſo harſh. Now therefore be content regard me: ſo Mt. Broughton tranſlateth it; or look upon me, ſc. with a critical eye: what guiltineſſe can you find in my face? do I look like an hypocrite, and can you read my conſcience in my countenance?

It [illegible: 1 span] to you if [illegible: 1 word] ] You may ſoon ſee mine integrity if you plea[illegible: 3 letters] for my heart fitteth and ſheweth it felt in my fore-head, neither can I collude; I am one of thoſe children, that will not lie; So be God my Saviour, Iſa 63 8.