Job — Chapter 13
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Verse 4
Iobs state of sinne or innocencie was best knowen to God,next to his owne conscience,not at all to his aduersaries,that professed to iudge of sinnes,that pre fissed to iudge thereof.
Verse 13
(b) Why doe I teare my flefh witi my tecth, and carie my: foule in my hands2 15. Although he thal-k:I me, I wil (6) cruft in him:but yet witreproue my waies io his fight.16..And he thal. be my fauiou®sfor no hypocrite ihal. come imhis fight. 17. Heare ye my word, and receiue the ob{cure fayings.with your cares, 1d. It] wal be iudged,(¢}1 Know-+thae I thal be. fourd iuft. 19. Whar is he that wil be judged with meer him come:why.am I coufumed holding my peace?
Verse 19
He denieth that he is guiltie in conscience,but defereth to know of God;if he haue anie hid sinnes which himselfe knoweth not.
Verse 20
let not thy feare terrific me, 32.. Cal me,and:l wikanfwer thee:or ele. I wil} peake,,and toe thew aniwer me.25:Howgreat iniquitiesand finnes.1 have, my. wicked reas an 7 offences(a)ihewethou.me.2 4.Why nideft thou thy face,.as t in ‘ ‘me thine enemy 2.25.Agaialt che leafe, that is violently taken witht © wind , thoutheweltrhy might,and periccuteft drie ttuble, 26. For thou icett bicterncs againitme,and wiltconfuine me withthe finnes.of my vouch, 7.Thou hait put my teete ache itocks,aud hait obfcruedabimny youtia,2 paths, OF IOB. 963 to be coalumed and as a garment, that is eaten of the moth, widence towards him : 7. profefferh vu belicfe of the Refarredion. plenifhed with many miferies. 2, Whoas a flowre cO- meth forth and is deftroyed , and fycth as a fhadow, and neuer abiderh in che fame ftate, 3. And doeft chou cwunt ita worthy thing to open thinceies vpon fuch ¥ an one,and ro bring -him with thee into iudgement?