Hawker's Poor Man's Commentary - Job 27:1
CONTENTS Job's discourse is continued through this chapter. He still contendeth for his sincerity; points out the difference of the hypocrite from himself; and showeth, that even the blessing's of the wicked, are by them converted into curses. Job 27:1 (1) ¶ Moreover Job continued his parable, and said, Whether the whole of Job's discourses are to be considered as parables, I do not venture to determine; but it is worthy the Reader's remark, that his discourse is here, for the first time,... read more
The People's Bible by Joseph Parker - Job 27:10
"Handfuls of Purpose" For All Gleaners "Will he always call upon God?" Job 27:10 It would seem as if the emphasis should be laid upon the word "always." There is mutable worship enough. Occasional prayers are known to those who are not Christians, even in name. Probably, all men in Christian countries are conscious of occasional high impulses and noble aspirations; they enter with sympathy and enthusiasm into religious psalmody or other forms of religious worship: but they do so in a merely... read more