Jamieson Fausset Brown Commentary - Job 28:5 - 28:5

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Jamieson Fausset Brown Commentary - Job 28:5 - 28:5


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Its fertile surface yields food; and yet “beneath it is turned up as it were with fire.” So Pliny [Natural History, 33] observes on the ingratitude of man who repays the debt he owes the earth for food, by digging out its bowels. “Fire” was used in mining [Umbreit]. English Version is simpler, which means precious stones which glow like fire; and so Job 28:6 follows naturally (Eze 28:14).