Chap. An Expofition upon the Bookof J O B. Ver% 22. 479 cording to the ordinary dealings ofGod with his people) you are furtheft from trouble. So much concerning this Chapter, containing Jobs bitter curie upon the day of his birth, and his vehement expoftulation about the continuance ofhis life. His threefriends flood filent all this while ; much divided be- tween companion and indignation : they pittied his fad áf iEtions, but they wereangry(and they thought they had reafon to be angry in the behalf of God) with his impatienceand complaint. Their zeal kindled, theirhearts wax'd hot within them,while they were thus mute and muting; the fire burned and brake forth, at lad they fpake (every man in his-order) with their tongùes : A hot difpute enfues, Eliphaz begins, the ref follow ; after a long ventilation and debate,Godhimfelf(appearing as Moderatour) gates the qne Ilion between them, determines and concludes for job againït thofe three ; Te have not fpoken ofme the thing that is right as try fervant Job bath, Chap. 42. 7. To this God, the molt wit, the only wife God, the infallible Moderator of all perms, aîlions, things aaod quefrions both in Leaven and upon the Earth, be Glory and Fraife for Ever. Amen.
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