Job — Chapter 10

Although. thou conceale thefe things in thy hart , -yet know that: ‘ thouremembreft ab.chings. 14. [f 1 haue finned and thou belt {pared.me tor an houre: why doef tnou not fufter me to be cleanetrom mine ints “quitie? ts. And if I thal be impious woe is to me :.and ir iult,] inal not lit vp my head, filled with affliction and milerie,16. Aud tor pride as- ia lio.-effe thou.wilt rake me, andreturnivg thou docit- meruclouily Lor- ment me.17.T hou reneweft thy witnefles againft me, 6 muitiplicit thy ‘i a 9. Why daait thou wrath toward me,aid paynes doe warre ypon me, I ‘ y hale ao ‘bring me.torth out of the matrice ¢ Who would God , [ had: been cou- fumed wathed as it were with {now-wacters,& - acither I wil anfwer a man. 4 (a ) HoliéIob knowing itto be vnpeiiible that God.-cas lumniaceths. anie man, ine quircth what is the canfe why his gogd- nes atfli<terch the iutt.- 5 IntharTam thy creature. thou maift: initly deftroy me-but ine 4 deed becatife Lt. am thy, <rca- ture thou wile fpareme: 1 . through thy mercy , giving). . Dte thy pracg, which af Livte welthoa wre aifo giue me. erernaL rci{t, .. --- PAGE 988 --- (¢} Repentance ‘eeffarie, but imoft cfpecielly at the hourc of death, The third con- 4 Aid, (2) Sophar might haue applied the vice of much fpeakine to himfelf & his felowes , al- lead ging ma- nic ‘things which proued not their opi- Jnion, wheras Tobs allega~ tions proued direMly that which he affir- imed. (blobs owne confcicnce affirmed the contraric.ch.é, Vv. 3. (¢} He could feffe iniquitie which he had 4net comanuit- ted, 960 4s alwayes ne- { qnociuftly con- TUE BOOK i famed, that eye might nar fee me, 39, had been as if 1 were not,caried fromthe wambe to the graue. 20. Shal not the fewnes of m ie ended fhortly ?{uffer me (c) therfore ,that] may a litle lament my forow: : 21, Before! goe, and returne not, vnto the darke land , thatis ' couered with the milt of death ; 22, A land of miferie and darkenefle, . where isthe fhadow of death, and no order , but cucrlaliing horrour inhabiceth,

my finne? 7. An } thow may {t kmow that 1 haue done no impious thtag ,. wicreas there is no man that can deliver out of thy hand. 3, (b) Toy hands haue made me, etramed me wholly-round-about, & doft thou fo fodainlte cait me downe headlong? 9.Remember I befeech thee that as clay thou madelt me ,& into-duft thou wilt bring me agayne.10,Hait thou not as milke: ' milked me,and curded meas checle 711. Wich skinne & flcin throu halt clothed me :.with bones anil tinowes:thou haft compacted me, 1 2. Lite i and mercic chou haft giuento me, and thy vifitatiG daath kept my {pirits

and thou belt {pared.me tor an houre: why doef tnou not fufter me to be cleanetrom mine ints “quitie? ts. And if I thal be impious woe is to me :.and ir iult,] inal not lit vp my head, filled with affliction and milerie,16. Aud tor pride as- ia lio.-effe thou.wilt rake me, andreturnivg thou docit- meruclouily Lor- ment me.17.T hou reneweft thy witnefles againft me, 6 muitiplicit thy ‘i a 9. Why daait thou wrath toward me,aid paynes doe warre ypon me, I ‘ y hale ao ‘bring me.torth out of the matrice ¢ Who would God , [ had: been cou- fumed wathed as it were with {now-wacters,& - acither I wil anfwer a man. 4 (a ) HoliéIob knowing itto be vnpeiiible that God.-cas lumniaceths. anie man, ine quircth what is the canfe why his gogd- nes atfli<terch the iutt.- 5 IntharTam thy creature. thou maift: initly deftroy me-but ine 4 deed becatife Lt. am thy, <rca- ture thou wile fpareme: 1 . through thy mercy , giving). . Dte thy pracg, which af Livte welthoa wre aifo giue me. erernaL rci{t, .. (¢} Repentance ‘eeffarie, but imoft cfpecielly at the hourc of death, The third con- 4 Aid, (2) Sophar might haue applied the vice of much fpeakine to himfelf & his felowes , al- lead ging ma- nic ‘things which proued not their opi- Jnion, wheras Tobs allega~ tions proued direMly that which he affir- imed. (blobs owne confcicnce affirmed the contraric.ch.é, Vv. 3. (¢} He could feffe iniquitie which he had 4net comanuit- ted, 960 4s alwayes ne- { qnociuftly con- TUE BOOK i famed, that eye might nar fee me, 39, had been as if 1 were not,caried fromthe wambe to the graue. 20. Shal not the fewnes of m ie ended fhortly ?{uffer me (c) therfore ,that] may a litle lament my forow: : 21, Before! goe, and returne not, vnto the darke land , thatis ' couered with the milt of death ; 22, A land of miferie and darkenefle, . where isthe fhadow of death, and no order , but cucrlaliing horrour inhabiceth,

Repentance is alwayes necessarie, but most especially at the houre of death.