Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 23:6

Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 23:6 - 23:6

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Adam Clarke Commentary - Job 23:6 - 23:6

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Will he plead against me - He would not exhibit his majesty and his sovereign authority to strike me dumb, or so overawe me that I could not speak in my own vindication.

No; but he would put strength in me - On the contrary, he would treat me with tenderness, he would rectify my mistakes, he would show me what was in my favor, and would temper the rigid demands of justice by the mild interpretations of equity; and where law could not clear me, mercy would conduct all to the most favorable issue.