Expositor's Bibl
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共 26 段- The distinction of the Book of Job we have seen to be that i
- Now let us judge this life from a point of view which the wr
- The question, then, "Doth Job fear God for nought?" sending
- And if it is asked how from this point of view we are to fin
- The accusations of Satan, turning on the question whether Jo
- II. In the second strophe cursing is exchanged for wailing,
- As to the oracle itself: while the words may certainly bear
- By some these questions are supposed to describe sarcastical
- Now it must be owned there is not simply an air of truth but
- "_Show me wherefore Thou strivest with me.
- This impetuous passage, full of revolution, disaster, vast m
- Not easily can we now realise the extraordinary step forward
- The latter end of the wicked man and his futile attempts to
- Composed in the orderly parallelism of the finished _mashal_
- Urgent is the appeal. It is in vain. Not a hand is stretched
- Zophar's whole speech is a fresh example of the dogmatic har
- And with respect to the high position and success bad men ar
- "_Acquaint now thyself with Him and be at peace:
- The next picture, from the fifth to the eighth verse, shows
- "_Let mine enemy be as the wicked,
- The closing strophe of the chapter proceeds with even strong
- It is suggested by M. Renan that the original author, taking
- Here the principle is good, the argument or illustration inc
- Translating from the Vulgate the two following verses, Mr. R
- Let man remember that his main business here is not to quest
- The doctrine of the sovereignty of God, as set forth in the