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An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of…
An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of the book of Job being the substance of thirty-five lectures / by Joseph Caryl ...
London: printed by M. Simmons, 1664
AN EXPOSITION WITH Practical Observations UPON The Thirty-fifth, Th… › Chapter 37 › Verses 9-11
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but the people of God need not fear, for (as 'tis said of the Sea, so of the wind) his way is in it, he rules the proper, and he rules the metaphorical whirlwinds, which toss and tumble the state and affairs of this world. To close this matter,
but the people of God need not fear, for (as 'tis said of the Sea, so of the wind) his way is in it, he rules the proper, and he rules the metaphorical whirlwinds, which toss and tumble the state and affaires of this world. To close this matter,
We may take notice of several wonderful things in and about the wind; and because Elihu ranks this among the great works of God, who doth marvellous things which we comprehend not, 1not only in Thunder and Lightning, in Snow and Rain, but in the winds, therefore I will reckon up seven wonders which peculiarly concern the winds.
We may take notice of several wonderfull things in and about the wind; and because Elihu ranks this among the great works of God, who doth marveilous things which we comprehend not, 1not only in Thunder and Lightning, in Snow and Rain, but in the winds, the•efore I will reckon up seven wonders which peculiarly concern the winds.
- 1Nulla propemodum regio est, quae aliquem ventum ex se Nascentem, & circa se cadentem non habeat. Sen: l. 5. Nature: quest. c. 17. Plin: l. 1. cap. 47. In jusula Lesbo Oppidum Mytilene magnificè aedifi•atum est, sed imprudentèr positum, quod in ea civitate cum Aaster▪ flat, homines aegrotant. Vitru: l. 1. c. 5.Nulla propemodum regio est, quae aliquem ventum ex se Nascentem, & circa se cadentem non habeat. Sen: l. 5. Natur: quest. c. 17. Plin: l. 1. cap. 47. In iusula Lesbo Oppidum Mytilene magnificè aedifiatum est, sed imprudentèr positum, quod in ea civitate cum Aaster flat, homines aegrotant. Vitru: l. 1. c. 5.