CHAP. XXV.
THen answered Bildad the Shuchite and sayd:
2 Dominion and feare be with him: he maketh* 1.1
Iob To the King. A Colon-Agrippina studie of one moneth, for the metricall translation: but of many yeres for Ebrew difficulties. By Hugh Broughton.
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peace in his high places.
3. Can his armies be numbred? or ‘* 1.2 over whome* 1.3 doth not his light shine?
4 And what should sorowful-man plead iustice with the Omnipotent: or the borne of woman look to be clea∣red.
5 Look vnto the moon: and it will not be bright: & the starres are not cleare in his eyes.
6. Much lesse sorowful-man, a worme: & the sonne of Adam a vermin.
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* 1.1
The maie∣stie of God is too terrible for base man to plead with: saith Bildad: and all Gods doings are in iudg∣ment & iustice: the iudge is iust, and the iudged a sot: vnable to know the secret of thus matter. At this Iob mocketh in the next chap.
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‘* 1.2
None of his Angels have light of themselves: but all from him.
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* 1.3
The Chaldy vpon v. 2. Sultanship and feare be with him: he maketh peace in his high hea∣vens. Mi∣chael is on his right hand: and he is of fyre: and Gabriel on his left hand: and he is of water: and the bo∣dy creatures be part of fyre: and part of water. Such fables S. Paul forbiddeth: and ••ewes making Michael a created Angel, holp out Machomed: and ever Zohar graun∣••eth the truth, that Michael is Iehovah.