John Trapp on Job 6:7

Verſe 7. The things that my ſoul refuſed to touch &c.] I ſuffer ſuch torments even in my very ſoule, as the very thought of them would heretofore have affrighted me. Thus Mr. Dio[illegible: 1 letter]ate. Others take ſoule here for the appetite, and ſo make this the ſenſe: Thoſe things which I exceedingly loathed, and would once have thought ſcorn to have touched, are now my ſorrowful meat: I am forced with an heavy heart to feed upon them for want of better: and they go down the worſe, becauſe you vex me with your hard words (who have little need of ſuch choke-peares) and will not allow me the liberty of a needfull lamentation, which yet I muſt needsly take (leſt heart ſhould breake) and ſay as before chap. 3. though with ſome more reſpect to God, the object of my preſent prayer;