¡c44 -_ Verf. i z. e/lnExp jisoss upon the Book of Jo B. Chap. 37 . bright, fobrightnefs or light batters Clouds, or caufeth them to difappeare. eats having thus difcourfed of wind and cold, of freezing and thawing, of working fotne Clouds to wearinefs, and of fcacrering others, proceeds in the two following vertex, ro (hew the fp.:ci- ai ufes which thetord mak s of all chofe motions in the air, and iroprellions upon the Earth,with the Inhabitants of ir, whether in a way of Judgment or of Mercy. J O B, Chap. 37. Verf. /2, 13. 12. And it is turned about by his counfel : that they may du whatfoever he commandeth them upon the face of the world in the earth. t 3!. He caufeth it to come, whetherfor correaion, or for his land, or for mercy. IN the former verte Eau fpake of the Clouds, of the thick Cloud wearied with watering,and of the bright Cloud,fcatter- edby the Wind or Sun. In thefe two vertes he further lets down two things more generally concerning the Clouds. Firft, He thews whence the motion of the Cloud is , and by what or whom dire&ed; It is turned about by his counfel, in the beginning of che 2th verte, and he caufeth it to come, at che be- ginning of the t 3th verte. There we have the Spring of the Clouds motion. Secondly , Elihu thews the purpofe,or the defign of the Lord in turning about the Clouds by his counfel; which deign is laid down two wayes. Firft , In general, That they may dowhatfoever he com,nandeth them upon theface ofthe world in the earth ; that's the fir (t purpofe of God in moving the Clouds,they are to execute his Commands; and that's his general purpofe. Secondly , We have his fpecial purpofes or de4igns laid down the dole of the r 3th verte, and they are three fold. He turn- in about- the Cloud, and caufeth it to come, Ertt,
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