Chap. 20, An Expofation uposn the Book of ; 0 B. Verf. 22. 554 man lookefor his goods. We derive the word from a route fig- nifying to expeft and wait for a thing ; therefore no lo:%inr for bis goods ; we put in thole words ( ro noon ) Therefore no man flail looks for his goods. Which isa,s much as to lay, he (hall have nothing left; for ifa man bath any thing fame or o:her will bebe looking for ir, ar.d making title to it. He that hach abou:?dance (ball not want heyres. So,chat whenZoph.fr faith, IVo man ¡ball lool¿e f r his goodsThe plaine meaning is, He (hail dye a begg.r, and leave no efface worth the loo ci ng after, or fuing for. He thall not need to make his Will, or appoint Exe- cutors:Thewrath and jnfficeof God (hall difpofe ofall before Fi(los awe di- he death, there is noman needs to gape for his death. Wh,,n a ik: t in arms. rich man is ficke, riiany gape for his death, hoping that fbme- what will fall into their mouths. Sometimes children are po- ringupon the day of their fathers death, looking for his goods before he leaves them. But this man (hall have nothing to leave, and therefore none,fhall look for what he hach. Laftly, They who render the former part of the verfe by a perfon : There¡hall none be left for his meat, give the fence of this latter part thus : Seeing none of his children, family, or kindred are left, Therefore there(ball be none to lookfar hisgoods. Verf,22.In the fnlneffe ofhis feefficiency he 'ball be inftrnits,&c. The fcope ofthis verle and the next, is to let forth the fe3- fonor nick of time in which the Lord will reckonwith this fin- full oppreffour (verf. 22 ) In the fulneffe ofhis fi.fficiexcy, (verf. 23.) When he isiebout to fill his belly.Thefe are the times, or the advantages,that God picks out to deale with this man, - in. In thefulneffe ofhisfufficiency hefhall be in(traits. The letter of the Hebrew is,When his fufficiency /ball be filled. mittRo Theword lignifies to fuffice, or fatisfie,and fill up. Soli Icing. 2I¢0itur. 20. a o.) In that threatning ragingLetter lent by Zenacherib : ftgi_,'entia ejwe. The daft of Samaria ¡Mold not be enoughfor handfulls for the men thatfollow me. It (hall not fuffice for handfulls. The word alfo lignifies to clap the hands together, or to finite the hand upon another part of the body, and this under a.thrcefold no- tion. a Firlf;.
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