996 Chap.4a. 4n Expofition upon the Book of J o a. Veri. 54 JOB, Chap. 42. Verf. iy, 15. 14. Andhe called the name of the ftrfl Jernima, and the name of thefecondKezia, and the name of the thirdKeren-happuch. 15 . And in all the landwere no womenfoundfo fair as the daughters of Jobtand their fathergave them inheritance among their brethren. He former verte gave us the account of Jobe rhildren; He had allo [even Cons and three daughters Nor is any thing more faid of his Cons, but that they were [even ; but much more is faid of his daughters in thele two vertes, than that they were three ; and more is fpeken of his daughters in three particu- lars. loìrfl, They are fet forth by their names. Secondly, By the comlinefs of their perlons. Thirdly, By the greatnefs of their dowry. Their names are expreft in the 14th verte. He called the nameof the fir1í1 Jemima, and the name of the fecondKezia, and the name of the third Keren-happuch. The comlinefs of their perlons is (hewed at the beginningof the a 5th vert , And in all the land wereno women found fo fair ai thedate&h= ter, of Job. The greatnefs of their dowry is fet down at the dole of the- th verle, and their father gave them inheritance among their bre' thren. Some havequeried, why no more is laid of the Ions of Job,than how many they were ? To fuch, this anlwcr may fuffice, it was the Lords pleafure to have no more fpoken of them ;and where no more is laidwhy fhomid we cxpcbt more ? If
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