Chap. a3. , 4n Exp:Rion span the Bookof J OB. Vert r7. 46y . rail truth; but the tex :uall Conftruâion (as they -who are skil- fulliin the Grammer ofthe Hefrrewknow) will nit beare it. And therefore -I thsll flay in our owne tranflation, which is faire and clear as to the fcope ofthe Chapter, (hewing this goodmans paf- l on, breaking forth into fame kinde of quirrell with the diipen. fations of God, becaufe hewas not carryed out of the world be- fore thefe troubles came in, or if hemuff needs flay, and be con- temporary with them,becaufe he found nocover,no linker from either the beholding or feelingof them. Thus I have done with the firff part of labs Anfwer to the thirdand laff alfault which Elipbazmade uponhis Innocency;But° as e1ipbaz fpake much againft him, fo he could not be fatisfied tea fpeake but a little for bimfelfe ; He had.more to fay, both for his owne vindication, and the refutationofhis opponent. What he Paid the twentyfourthChapter will tell us, which comes next in orderto be opened. (J o o- 4013; F,7 B;
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