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Geneva Bible Notes (1560)Job 32

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1 / Ebr. was just in his owne eyes.

1 ! Elihu reproueth them of foly.

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2 c By making him self innocent and, by charging God of rigour.

2 a Which came of Buz the sonne of Hahor Abrahams brother.

2 b Or, as the Chalde paraphrast readeth, Abram.

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4 d That is, the thre mencioned before.

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7 e Meaning, the ancient, which haue experience.

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8 ! Age maketh not a man wise, but the Spirit of God.

8 f It is a special gift of God that man hathe vnderstanding, and cometh nether of nature nor by age.

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11 g To proue that Jobs affliction came for his sinnes.

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13 h And flatter your selues, as thogh you had ouercome him.

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14 k He vseth almost the like arguments, but without tanning, and reproches.

14 i To wit, Job.

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18 l I haue conceiued in my minde great store of reasons.

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21 m I wil nerher haue regarde to riches, credit nor autoritie, but wil speake the verie trueth.

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22 n The Ebrew worde signifieth to change the name, as to call a foole a wise mans meaning that he wolde not cloke the trueth to flatter men.