John Trapp on Job 8:22
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Job8:22
Verſe 22. They that hate thee ſhall be clothed with ſhame] It ſhall cover their faces, Pſalm 69.7. yea, over-cover the whole man; when beyond all expectation they ſhall ſee thee reſtored to thy former proſperity. Where it is worth conſidering, ſaith one, how truly this fell out touching Job, and theſe his friends; he was reſtored, and they by Gods reproving them, covered with ſhame, as it appeareth chap. 42.
And the dwelling place of the wicked ſhall come to nought] Heb. ſhall not be. See ver 18. Underſtand it not of his tabernacle only, or dwelling-place, but of his whole eſtate, both temporal and ſpiritual, all ſhall come to wrack and ruine. God ſhall utterly overturn them, as Z[illegible: 1 letter]ſca did thoſe three hundred Monaſteries, and among the reſt that famous Monaſtery called, the Kings Court, a mile from Prague: in the walls whereof,Mr. Clark in his life. the whole Bible was moſt exquiſitely written in letters of gold. The houſe of the wicked ſhall be overthrown, but the tabernacle of the upright ſhall flouriſh, Prov. 14.11.
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