Job 31:36

36. Surely If not. God do so and more to me if I would not display it as a visible badge of honour; for Job was sure that his life contained nothing grossly criminal. Wilkinson tells us that the ancient Egyptian is sometimes represented after death as wearing round his neck the same vase which in the scales typified his good actions, or bearing on his head the ostrich feather of truth. They were both intended to show that he had been deemed worthy of admission to the mansions of the just. The Ancient Egyptians, P.A., 2:383. Crown Literally, crowns. The word differs from that of Job 29:14. The plural, עשׂרות , is either the plural of excellence, or is used descriptively of diadems arising each but of the other. Revelation 19:12.