An exposition with practical observations continued upon the eighth, ninth and tenth chapters of…An exposition with practicall observations continued upon the eighth, ninth and tenth chapters of…

There are others of the Jews, who take this habitation of righteousness for the body, because the body is the habitation of the soul, in which righteousness is seated, and so the habitation of righteousness by a second remove is the outward man. The Lord shall bless thy body, which now lieth in a woeful plight, distempered and disfigured with sores and sicknesses.

There are others of the Jews, who take this habitation of righteousnes for the body, because the body is the habitation of the soul, in which righteousnesse is seated, and so the habitation of righteousnesse by a second remove is the outward man. The Lord shall blesse thy body, which now lieth in a wofull plight, distemper'd and disfigured with sores and sicknesses.

But rather take the word habitation in those two ordinary Scripture-senses, either strictly for the place where Job dwelt; or more largely, for all that did belong unto him. The habitation of a man, is all his estate, and all that appertains to his estate; He will make thy habitation, that is, thy children, thy servants, thy fields, thy cattle, thy stock, thy all, to be prosperous.¹

But rather take the word habitation in those two ordinary Scripture-senses, either strictly for the place where Job dwelt; or more largely, for all that did belong unto him. The habitation of a man, is all his estate, and all that appertains to his estate; He will make thy habitation, that is, thy children, thy servants, thy fields, thy cattell, thy stock, thy all, to be prosperous.¹

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