5.28 Verf.20, anE.vjofttionapon the Book of J o L Chap. 37. Vert. 20. Shall it be told him that I fpeak? if a. man rah, fare!) he [ball befwallowed up, I find another rendringofthefewords, in fuch a tenour as this ; Is there any need that:hefhonld he told what .Ifpeak,? As if Elthu's meaning were, that God,being omnifcìent and every where pre- fenr, needeth not any to bring him a report what men fay or do ; he knows our doings, and hears all our fayings, though none tell him. Ihearkned and heard (faith the Lord, 3'er. 8, 6.) He that plantedaheear,,fhall he not jiear ? he that formed the eye, pallhe not fee ? If any man behave himfelf amifs,, or fpeak arils, God feeth ir, God hr areth ir. The O.wnipoterot needs no helper, the O,nxi fcicrrt needs no in ornier, no inrelligencer, to bring, him an accn unr o: what is done or fpoketi : Is there any need (faith Eli- hit, according to this reading) that hefhwild be told. what Ifpeakr We render Shall 'it be told him that Ifpeak ? ; >Tabo furent? Isere tome, inTlead of the word told..tranflate record;-(hall it-be x'11 "ter " "s ' recorded, regilIred or written in a book, that Ifpeak, that is, that e/f inirr'o t er= I have un'e ,ak n rh Y :caufe as thou hait tlared i, ?Shall this be re- , : corded, and the ,ecorrd fens to Gar, that I intend to be thy Ad- atia refcnetur, vocare ? ü ;elyno ; neither T, nor any man of a ifdome or dir- YvIea3, cretion will undertake to 'p ;ak in this matter,, after thy manne-. Au al'quis au. Shall it betold him that I(peak r I dare nor, I would not have it debit ei narra- told hint that I Will for a World. 70 purl tocte xis f .ofc ; Hence Nere, Fir(} rempe /it tule- ` Nöman who stPcle,ffan,'slitxf If, Will - venture ripen the.douag clans es dcgi:- or 1peaking of,sny ti1;>g tlat may provcke God, or be d:f bernationeDei. p ea l to him. àfc. to% Will any wife than b- an Advocte roplead a Cal,îe,.: which he knows will,upon iuli tuarl ,oft.n,1 and di Taft an ear.h-1, Irdg ? The Preacher (+airirSol,>>n, meaning himfelf, Eccl,t z.,ro. ) fought tOPiLl out acceptable words T the Hebrew_ is; wards of de- light,or,words ofthe will : He meaneth not flattering words, or risen-pleatingwords, but Duch words as may profit men, or pleare men for their profit,that is (as the Àpo(}iç fpeaks, Ram. it 5. 2.) rrtheir rsod toedification, Now,, if we fhould not provoke risen, ht;r
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