An exposition with practical observations continued upon the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh chapters…

The second is exhortatory, by way of counsel and advice.

The second is exhortatory, by way of counsell and advice.

First Eliphaz reprehends Job. This work of reprehension begins at the third Verse of this Chapter, and is continued to the end of the fourth Verse of the fifth Chapter. And to show that he did not reprehend him upon passion, he grounds this reprehension upon reason, and strengthens his reproof with Arguments. And there are four reasons or special Arguments, which Eliphaz takes up to make this reprehension convincing, the naming of them will give light to the whole, before we come to particulars.

First Eliphaz reprehends Job. This work of reprehension begins at the third Verse of this Chapter, and is continued to the end of the fourth Verse of the fift Chapter. And to shew that he did not reprehend him upon passion, he grounds this reprehension upon reason, and strengthens his reproofe with Arguments. And there are four reasons or speciall Arguments, which Eliphaz takes up to make this reprehension convincing, the naming of them will give light to the whole, before we come to particulars.

The first Argument is contained in the words I have read to the end of the sixth Verse. And it is taken from the unsuitableness of his present practice, to his former precepts.

The first Argument is contained in the words I have read to the end of the sixth Verse. And it is taken from the unsuitablenesse of his present practice, to his former precepts.