Book of Job
Book of Job
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27. Ir/iom I shall see for /iiyself} These words might mean merely, whom I myself shall see ; or, for myself may mean, favourable to me, on my side and to my joy.
a)id not another'] i. E. I and not another (shall see). Job heaps up phrases to express his assurance that he shall see God, " I shall see for myself, " "mine eyes shall behold, " "I and not another. " The whole of his misery might be expressed in saying that God hid Himself from him, and the whole of his redemption and joy will co...nsist in seeing God. Others take the words "not another, " lit. Not a stranger, to refer to God — whom I shall see not as a stranger, i. E. No more estranged or hostile. The position of the words, however, close beside the phrase "mine eyes, " is rather in favour of the other view.
though my 7-eins be consumed] Rather, my reins consume within me, lit. In my bosom (marg. ). The words are an exclamation, meaning I faint, cf. Ps. Ixxiii. 26, Ixxxiv. 2, cxix. 81, 123. The reins are the seat of the deepest feelings and experiences, especially of those toward God.
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).
27. Ir/iom I shall see for /iiyself} These words might mean merely, whom I myself shall see ; or, for myself may mean, favourable to me, on my side and to my joy.
a)id not another'] i. E. I and not another (shall see). Job heaps up phrases to express his assurance that he shall see God, " I shall see for myself, " "mine eyes shall behold, " "I and not another. " The whole of his misery might be expressed in saying that God hid Himself from him, and the whole of his redemption and joy will co...nsist in seeing God. Others take the words "not another, " lit. Not a stranger, to refer to God — whom I shall see not as a stranger, i. E. No more estranged or hostile. The position of the words, however, close beside the phrase "mine eyes, " is rather in favour of the other view.
though my 7-eins be consumed] Rather, my reins consume within me, lit. In my bosom (marg. ). The words are an exclamation, meaning I faint, cf. Ps. Ixxiii. 26, Ixxxiv. 2, cxix. 81, 123. The reins are the seat of the deepest feelings and experiences, especially of those toward God.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A B Andrew Bruce Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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