Job 42:6-17, Pro 15:33, Isa 6:5-13, Dan 9:20, 23, Luk 14:11, 1Pe 5:5 | TSK | STEP

Job 42:6-17

9:31; 40:3,4; Ezr 9:6; Ps 51:17; Isa 5:5; Jer 31:19; Eze 16:63

Eze 20:43; 36:31; Lu 15:18,19; 1Co 15:8,9; 1Ti 1:13-16; Jas 4:7-10

repent.

2:8; 30:19; 1Ki 21:27; Es 4:1-3; Isa 58:5; Da 9:3; Jon 3:6-10

Eliphaz.

My.

ye have.

Therefore.From this it appears that Job was considered as a priest, not only to his own family, but also to others. For his children he offered burnt offerings, (ch. 1:5,) and now he is to make the same kind of offerings, accompanied with intercession, in behalf of his three friends. This is a full proof of the innocence and integrity of Job.

seven bullocks.

Nu 23:1,14,29; 1Ch 15:26; 2Ch 29:21; Eze 45:23; Heb 10:4,10-14

go.

Mt 5:23,24

offer.

1:5; Ex 18:12

my servant Job shall.

Ge 20:17; Isa 60:14; Jer 14:11; 15:1; Eze 14:14; Heb 7:25; Jas 5:14

1Jo 5:6; Re 3:9

him. Heb. his face, or person.

9; 1Sa 25:35; Mal 1:8,9; Mt 3:17; Eph 1:6

lest.

Ps 103:10; 2Ti 4:14

did.

34:31,32; Isa 60:14; Mt 7:24; Joh 2:5; Ac 9:6; 10:33; Heb 11:8

Job. Heb. the face of Job.

8; 22:27; Pr 3:11,12; Ec 9:7

turned.

5:18-20; De 30:3; Ps 14:7; 53:6; 126:1,4

when.

Ge 20:17; Ex 17:4,5; Nu 12:2,13; 14:1-4,10,13-20; 16:21,22,46-48

De 9:20; Lu 16:27; Ac 7:50,60

the Lord.

8:6,7; 22:24,25; De 8:18; 1Sa 2:7; 2Ch 25:9; Pr 22:4; Hag 2:8

gave Job twice as much as he had before. Heb. added all thathad been to Job unto the double.

Isa 40:2; 61:7

all his brethren.

19:13,14; Pr 16:7

they bemoaned.

2:11; 4:4; 16:5; Ge 37:35; Isa 35:3,4; Joh 11:19; Ro 12:15

1Co 12:26; Heb 12:12; 13:3

every man.

6:22,23; Ge 24:22,53; 1Sa 10:27

So.

8:7; De 8:16; Pr 10:22; Ec 7:8; 1Ti 6:17; Jas 5:11

he had.

1:3; Ge 24:35; 26:12-14; Ps 107:38; 144:13-15

1:2; Ps 107:41; 127:3; Isa 49:20

no.

Ps 144:12; Ac 7:20

gave.

Nu 27:7; Jos 15:18,19; 18:4

After.How long he had lived before his afflictions we cannot tell: if we could rely upon the LXX., all would be plain, which adds here, [ta de panta ete ezesen diakosia tessarakonta.] "And all the years he lived were two hundred and forty."

an.

Ge 11:32; 25:7; 35:28; 47:28; 50:26; De 34:7; Jos 24:29; Ps 90:10

and saw.

Ge 50:23; Ps 128:6; Pr 17:6

5:26; Ge 15:15; 25:8; De 6:2; Ps 91:16; Pr 3:16

Proverbs 15:33

fear.

1:7; 8:13; Job 28:28; Ps 34:11; 111:10

and.

18:12; 25:6,7; 29:23; Lu 14:11; Php 2:5-11; Jas 4:10; 1Pe 5:5

Isaiah 6:5-13

said I.

Ex 33:20; Jud 6:22; 13:22; Job 42:5,6; Da 10:6-8; Hab 3:16

Lu 5:8,9; Re 1:16,17

undone. Heb. cut off. a man.

Ex 4:10; 6:12,30; Jer 1:6; Zec 3:1-7; Mt 12:34-37; Jas 3:1,2

I dwell.

29:13; Jer 9:3-8; Eze 2:6-8; 33:31; Jas 3:6-10

mine eyes.

33:17; Re 1:5-7

flew.

2; Da 9:21-23; Heb 1:7,14

having, etc. Heb. and in his hand a live coal.

Eze 10:2; Mt 3:11; Ac 2:3; Re 8:3-5

which.

Le 16:12; Heb 9:22-26; 13:10; Re 8:3-5

he laid it upon. Heb. caused it to touch.

Jer 1:9; Da 10:16

thine iniquity.

43:25; 53:5,10; Mt 9:2; Heb 9:13,14; 1Jo 1:7; 2:1,2

I heard.

Ge 3:8-10; De 4:33-36; Eze 1:24; 10:5; Ac 28:25-28

Whom.

Ex 4:10-13; 1Ki 22:20; Ac 22:21; 26:16,17

us.

Ge 1:26; 3:22; 11:7

Then.

Mt 4:20-22; Ac 20:24; Eph 3:8

Here am I. Heb. Behold me.

65:1

Go.

29:13; 30:8-11; Ex 32:7-10; Jer 15:1,2; Ho 1:9

Hear ye.

43:8; 44:18-20; Mt 13:14,15; Mr 4:12; Lu 8:10; Joh 12:40

Ac 28:26,27; Ro 11:8

indeed. or, without ceasing. Heb. in hearing. indeed.Heb. in seeing.

the heart.

29:10; 63:17; Ex 7:3; 10:27; 11:10; 14:17; De 2:30; Eze 3:6-11

2Co 2:16

fat.

De 32:15; Ps 17:10

ears heavy.

Jer 6:10; Zec 7:11

lest.

Jer 5:21; Joh 3:19,20; Ac 3:19; 28:27

convert.

19:22; Mt 13:15

Lord.

Ps 74:10; 90:13; 94:3

Until the.

1:7; 3:26; 24:1-12

utterly desolate. Heb. desolate with desolation.

the Lord.

26:15; 2Ki 25:11,21; Jer 15:4; 52:28-30

a great.

Jer 4:29; 12:7; La 5:20; Ro 11:1,2,15

But yet.

1:9; 4:3; 10:20-22; Mt 24:22; Mr 13:20; Ro 11:5,6,16-29

and it shall return, etc. or, when it is returned, and hathbeen broused. teil-tree. The teil-tree is the linden or lime-tree, a species very common in Palestine; the leaf of which resembles that of the laurel, and its flower that of the olive. But the original {ailah,} which our translators render the oak, (but here distinguished from {allon,} the oak,) and Bp. Lowth the {ilex,} in ch. 1:29, 30, probably denotes, as Celsius contends, the {terebinth.} It is an evergreen of moderate size, but having the top and branches large in proportion to the trunk; leaves, like those of the olive, but green intermixed with red and purple; flowers, like those of the vine, growing in bunches, and purple; fruit, of a ruddy purple, the size of a juniper berry, hanging in clusters, very juicy, and containing a single seed of the size of a grape stone; wood, hard and fibrous, from which a resin distils; with an excresence scattered among the leaves, of the size of a chestnut, of a purple colour, variegated with green and white.

substance. or, stock, or stem.

Job 14:7-9

so the holy.

65:8,9; Ge 22:18; Ezr 9:2; Mal 2:15; Joh 15:1-3; Ro 9:5; 11:5,24

Ga 3:16-19,28,29