2:54. Chap. rg. Expofation upon the Bookof J o B. Verf. 15- J o E. Chap. 19. Verf. t 5, 16, 17, 18, 19. i 5. They that dwellin mine houfe, andmy maiden, count mefor aftranger, I am analiant in theirfight. 16. I called myfe; vint, and he gave m r<nfwer : I en treatedhim with my mouth. 17. My breath isflrange to my wife,though I entreatedfor the children'false of mine'owne bodie. 18. Teayoung children defpiftdmc, I arofe,and theyfpake etgainfl me. 19. All my inwardfriendsabhorred me, and they whom :I loved are turned againfi me. Verf. 15. They that dwell in mine houfe j t ill +'¡''He word is rendred, a tenant who hires land to 'ufe, or a Yarièreciirur, j houle to dwell in, and fo forre underhand it here, they Inccte, Id1iv that dwell in minehoufe ; that is, theythat hyre myhoules, or my ñr, Adaenæ. :lands, and dwell upon them, My tenants count meagranger. Inquilini dorms Others trariflate neighbours, or fuch as dwelt neere him ; My :ma. Vulg. ytiiroess órx . 'neighbours count me agranger. as vicini do. Thirdly, The word lignifies afojourser, who hath the con- mi. Sept. veniencies oflodging and dyet inthehoufe. (Exod.3. 22. ) Eve. ry woman (ballborrowof her neighbour, and of her that f journeth in the houfe, ?owlsoffilver, and ?orels ofgold. Fourthly, The word may note any paffenger or ftranger., =whomwe entertaine, and admit to flay with us, and abide in our houfe for a feafon. The fojourner lives with us at his own charge, he payes for what he receives; but the Ranger ftayes with us upon our colt, and bath his welcome freely. Be not for.. getfull ( faith the Apoftie.) aa entertainegrangers .(Heb. i 3. 2.) 'So the word is ufed (Exod. 2.2z.) Mofes called his Eons name Gerfhom, for hePaid, l leave been agranger ina:grange land. And Yob (hewing his nobleneffe inHofpitalitie, faith (Chap.3 r. 32.) The granger did not ledge in the greeter I tooke him intomy houfe. Fifthly,
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