An exposition with practical observations continued upon the thirty-fifth, thirty-sixth, and thirty-seventh chapters of…

That is, He is unsearchable and incomprehensible. The Original strictly read, i•, The Almighty, we cannot fi•d him out. The Almighty, ¹is a Nominative absolute, as Grammarians speak; we supply that word (Touching) As if he had said, should we enter upon a discourse of the Almighty, we cannot find him out. Touching the Almighty. That, God is Almighty, and what the word Shaddai, here rendered Almighty, doth import, hath been showed and opened already in other places of this Book, especially in the fifth Chapter at the 17th verse, and in the eighth Chapter at the 3d and 5th verses; thither I refer the Reader for further satisfaction in that matter, and pass from it here; Touching the Almighty We cannot find him out.

That is, He is un•earchable and incomprehensible. The Original strictly read, i•, The Almighty, we cannot fi•d him out. The Almighty, ¹is a Nominative absolute, as Grammarians speak; we supply that word (Touching) As if he had said, should we enter upon a discourse of the Almighty, we cannot find him out. Touching the Almighty. That, God is Almighty, and what the word Shaddai, here rendred Almighty, doth import, hath been shewed and opened already in other places of this Book, especially in the fifth Chapter at the 17th verse, and in the eighth Chapter at the 3d and 5th verses; thither I refer the Reader for further satisfaction in that matter, and pass from it here; Touching the Almighty We cannot find him out.

1. 1[Greek or Hebrew] O•nipotens nominativus absolute positus Pisc.〈non-Latin alphabet〉 O•nipotens nominativus absolute positus Pisc.