Job And His Times
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They speak but seldom, and never long, without emotion. Speaking is a matter of moment among such people, as we may gather from their usual intro- ductions ; for before they deliver their thoughts, they give notice by sajung, " I will open my mouth, " or unloose my tongue. So Matthew (chap. V. 2) describes our Lord before commencing his admirable sermon on the mount. So also in many other parts of Scripture. Chap. V. 3. " I saw the foolish taking root, And I suddenly cursed his habitation. " Ve...rbs that signify to be, to do, or to act, in Hebrew are some- times put for a mere knoioledge of the thing, as here — I knew that his habitation was, or would be cursed ; or, I denounced his habitation, which is a softer term. Chap. V. 7. " Man is born to trouble, as the sparks fly upward ;" literally, as the sons of the burning coal lift up themselves to fly. Here, according to a common Hebraism, which attributes the term son to many subjects, animate and inanimate, the spark is said to be derived from the burning coal as its parent, from which it arises and shines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They speak but seldom, and never long, without emotion. Speaking is a matter of moment among such people, as we may gather from their usual intro- ductions ; for before they deliver their thoughts, they give notice by sajung, " I will open my mouth, " or unloose my tongue. So Matthew (chap. V. 2) describes our Lord before commencing his admirable sermon on the mount. So also in many other parts of Scripture. Chap. V. 3. " I saw the foolish taking root, And I suddenly cursed his habitation. " Ve...rbs that signify to be, to do, or to act, in Hebrew are some- times put for a mere knoioledge of the thing, as here — I knew that his habitation was, or would be cursed ; or, I denounced his habitation, which is a softer term. Chap. V. 7. " Man is born to trouble, as the sparks fly upward ;" literally, as the sons of the burning coal lift up themselves to fly. Here, according to a common Hebraism, which attributes the term son to many subjects, animate and inanimate, the spark is said to be derived from the burning coal as its parent, from which it arises and shines.
What to read after Job And His Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Wemyss to read onlineMoreLess
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