From Reformation to Reformation

3. It is inscribed to dispersed Jews. That this second Epistle also was intended for the same people to whom the first Epistle was...

Verse 20:[1] And Samuel said unto the people, Fear not: ye have done all this wickedness: yet turn not aside from following the LORD,...

7. Whether the writer of the book was Job? Whether it was first written in Arabic? Whether it was written or translated by Moses? It...

2. Its Authority asserted. The reason on account of which it was not immediately acknowledged by all. Its Syriac version, when was it...

6. He was neither Jobab, nor the King of the Idumeans. Those that think Job to be the same as Jobab make him the King of Idumea. Thus a...

1. The Author of the Epistle is Saint Peter. The error of Erasmus and Grotius concerning this noted. That this Epistle was also written...

The Author of the Epistle is Saint Peter. The error of Erasmus and Grotius concerning this noted, 1. Its Authority asserted. The...

5. He was not of the chosen and separated people of God, but of the faithful of the world. But, whatever the case may be concerning the...

HOLY FATHERS: Clement of Alexandria. REFORMED: Ames,[1] Bibliander,[2] Laurentius, Christian Schotanus,[3] Hessels, Breitinger,...

4. His native country Uz is Arabia Deserta or Ausitis. A threefold Uz is mentioned in the Sacred Books. Job was born of the posterity...

Verse 16:[1] Now therefore (Ex. 14:13, 31) stand and see this great thing, which the LORD will do before your eyes. Stand: By standing...

At the sounding of the fifth angel a star falleth from heaven, to whom is given the key of the bottomless pit, 1, he opens the pit, and...

The parts: I. The giving of thanks for the grace and hope given in temptations, chapter 1:1-12. II. Various exhortations, chapters...

8. There are two parts to the Epistle: I. The giving of thanks for the grace and hope given in temptations to dispersed believers (1...

Verse 14:[1] If ye will (Josh. 24:14; Ps. 81:13, 14) fear the LORD, and serve him, and obey his voice, and not rebel against the...

7. The opinion of Baronius concerning the time of writing. That it appears to have been written at Antioch in 52 AD, and delivered by...

6. Whether it was written in Babylon: and whether that Babylon was Roman or Egyptian? That this Epistle was written in Babylon, is wont...

3. אִיּוֹב/Job appears to denoteἐράσμιον/amiable. Why was he called Jobab by the ancients Concerning the origin of the name...

2. The truth of the history of Job asserted against the ancient Hebrews. Concerning this Job and the book of Job, thus the Hebrews in...

5. It was written in the Greek idiom, not the Hebrew. That this Epistle was written in the Hebrew idiom, and translated into the Greek...