Caryl - Houston-Packer Collection BS1415 .C37 v8

622 Chap.29. An Exgof.ttion upo4.1bt Boole of J . Verf.2yf. turnmihi Mono.ty over the people. W hence Thirdly, wherefocvcr h¢ came rein defereier he had the uppermolì room or cheif place its all meetings with the femper me fum f moponebartlu_ Feo4ile` Thus he fat cheif, and (as it ct i.csreth) merc. Dwelt as a King in the Army. Mr Broughton reads,I droelt as a King in a Gariísso,the meaning is, I was in as 'snick honour amongfl my people as a King is among or with his Army; or thus, Though I did not rerrrfìe nor ,keep them under b y any military force , or by the power ofan army, 1 et 1: was as much obeyed and honoured as if Iliaddwelt in an e/Irmy, &r had made,my Court a Garifon. t,'[y ciTtagiffratical /word was as much feared and fubrnitted to, as if had almayes kept it rep and evade it good by the militaryfroord.!dwelt at a King in eh: Army. That word of fimilirude asa King,doth nor dv cy chat lob was a King,nor doth.it affirm that he was but the Chador/ of or fome- rrhat like a King ,for either Job was formally fo, or at leafi,equi- valently he had Kingly power.He was a King in effeEt,if nor in ti- de. For as when 'cis laid of Chrifi (Phil. 2, 8.) Hewas found in fïifhion as a man, itdoch not imply that he had only the fhape or 4afhion of a man, but was not a true man; Sohere when Job fairh, /fat as a King,it cloth nor imply that he was not ind ceo a King, he might have both name and thing, both truth and title for all that. Again, the note of fimilitude is not to be reihrained to that finglc term King, but to the whole claufe or /entente, a King in the Army. lob was truly a King, but he was bitt as a King in the Army ; tie had not an A. °my alwayes about him;only he was feared and honoured as if he had. And As one that consforteth the mourners. Tile vulgar tranflation reads, l was not witbffanding the tom. farter of themourners ; as if he had faid, 'Though I was chief in authority, andbad either the power of a formed army or power like that of an army to hooch rrse ; yet I did not fight the affliled nor forget the forrowful,I did not think!t belowme to adminifier comfort, as well at eounfei, torive Gofpel as well as law to the people.Or thus; Notw tl (banding Ihaar the commando{an Armymsr an 4rrny up- on anyoccajonat my crmmard,yet [was not ba-fh and rough to poor f rners(as Sould_ iets often are) nor die! Ioft any violence (as Soul- diets Loam raven lYlirnetlum confolator. Vu1g.

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