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Job 27:10
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Will he delight in the Almighty?Will he call on God at all times?
Will he delight himself in Shaddai, And call on God at all times?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty? will he always call upon God?
Will he take delight in the Almighty? Will he call upon God at all times?
They will not find joy in the Almighty, even though they call out to God all the time.
Will he find delight in the Almighty? Will he call out to God at all times?
"Will he take delight in the Almighty? Will he call on God at all times?
"Or will he take pleasure in the Almighty? Will he call on God at all times?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty, And call on God at all times?
Will he set his delight on the Almightie? will he call vpon God at all times?
Will he take delight in the Almighty?Will he call on God at all times?
Will he delight in the Almighty? Will he call upon God at all times?
And that is what God should do, because they don't like him or ever pray.
Will he take delight in Shaddai and always call on God?
Doth he delight himself in the Almighty? will he at all times call upon +God?
But if he should trust in the Almighty, and always call upon God, God will hear him and answer him.
They should have desired the joy he gives; they should have constantly prayed to him.
Or, in Shaddai will he find delight? Will he call upon God at all times?
Will he delight in the Almighty? Will he call on God at every time?
Hath he soch pleasure & delyte in the Allmightie, that he darre allwaye call vpon God?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty, And call upon God at all times?
Will he take delight in the Ruler of all, and make his prayer to God at all times?
Will he have his delight in the Almighty, and call upon God at all times?
Will he delight himselfe in the Almightie? will hee alwayes call vpon God?
Hath he such pleasure and delite in the almightie, that he dare alway call vpon God?
has he any confidence before him? or will God hear him as he calls upon him?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty, and call upon God at all times?
ether whether he may delite in Almyyti God, and inwardli clepe God in al tyme?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty, And call on God at all times?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty? will he always call upon God?
Will he delight himself in the Almighty? Will he always call on God?
Can they take delight in the Almighty? Can they call to God at any time?
Will he be glad in the All-powerful? Will he call on God at all times?
Will they take delight in the Almighty? Will they call upon God at all times?
Verily, in the Almighty, he will not find delight, nor call on GOD continually!
Or can he delight himself in the Almighty, and call upon God at all times?
Will he take delight in the Almighty? Will he call upon God at all times?
On the Mighty doth he delight himself? Call God at all times?
"Will he take delight in the Almighty? Will he call on God at all times?
Contextual Overview
Bible Verse Review
from Treasury of Scripure Knowledge
delight: Job 22:26, Job 22:27, Psalms 37:4, Psalms 43:4, Habakkuk 3:18
will he always: Psalms 78:34-36, Matthew 13:21, Luke 18:1, Acts 10:2, Ephesians 6:18, 1 Thessalonians 5:17
Reciprocal: Job 1:5 - Thus Job 15:4 - restrainest Job 34:9 - delight Psalms 14:4 - and Psalms 116:2 - therefore Psalms 119:20 - at all times Psalms 119:24 - testimonies Isaiah 43:22 - thou hast been Isaiah 58:14 - delight Ezekiel 20:31 - and shall Luke 21:36 - pray
Gill's Notes on the Bible
Will he delight himself in the Almighty?.... That is, the hypocrite; no, he will not; he may seem to delight in, him, but he does not truly and sincerely; not in him as the Almighty, or in his omnipotence, into whose hands it is a fearful thing to fall, and who is able to destroy soul and body in hell; nor his omniscience, who, searches and knows the hearts of all men, and the insincerity of the hypocrite, covert to men soever he is; nor in his holiness, which at heart he loves not; nor in his ways and worship, word, ordinances, and people, though he makes a show of it, Isaiah 58:2;
will he always call upon God? God only is to be called upon, and it becomes all men to call upon him for all blessings, temporal and spiritual; and this should be done in faith, with fervency, in sincerity and uprightness of soul, and with constancy, always, at all times both of prosperity and adversity; but an hypocrite does not, and cannot call upon God in a sincere and spiritual manner; nor is he constant in this work, only by fits and starts, when it is for his worldly interest and external honour so to do. Now Job was one that delighted in God, was uneasy at his absence, longed for communion with him, sought earnestly after him, frequently and constantly called upon him, though he was wrongly charged with casting off the fear of God, and restraining prayer before him, and therefore no hypocrite. Some understand f all this as affirmed of the hypocrite, setting forth his present seeming state of happiness; as that he has a hope of divine favour, and of eternal felicity; has much peace and tranquillity of mind in life, and at death; is heard of God when trouble comes, and so gets out of it, and enjoys great prosperity; professes much delight and pleasure in God, and his ways, and is a constant caller upon him, and keeps close to the external duties of religion; and yet, notwithstanding all this, is in the issue, when death comes, exceeding miserable, as the following part of the chapter shows.
f Schultens.
Barnes' Notes on the Bible
Will he delight himself in the Almighty? - A truly pious man will delight himself in the Almighty. His supreme happiness will be found in God. He has pleasure in the contemplation of his existence, his perfections, his law, and his government. Coverdale renders this, “Hath he such pleasure and delight in the Almighty that he dare alway call upon God?” The idea of Job is that a hypocrite has not his delight in the Almighty; and, therefore, his condition is not such as he would defend or choose. Job bad been charged with defending the character of the wicked and with maintaining that they were the objects of the divine favor. He now says that he maintained no such opinion. He was aware that the only real and solid happiness was to be found in God, and he knew that a hypocrite would not find delight there. This is true to the letter. A hypocrite has no real happiness in God. He sees nothing in the divine perfections to love; nothing in the divine plan affections. The hypocrite, therefore, is a miserable man. He professes to love what he does not love; tries to find pleasure in what his heart hates; mingles with a people with whom he has no sympathy, and joins in services of prayer and praise which are disgusting and irksome to his soul. The pious man rejoices that there is just such a God as Yahweh is. He sees nothing in him which he desires to be changed, and he has supreme delight in the contemplation of his perfections.
Will he always call upon God? - That is, he will not always call upon God. This is literally true. The hypocrite pray:
(1) when he makes a profession of religion;
(2) on some extraordinary occasion - as when a friend is sick, or when he feels that he himself is about to die, but he does not always maintain habits of prayer.
He suffers his business to break in upon his times for prayer; neglects secret devotion on the slightest pretence, and soon abandons it altogether. One of the best tests of character is the feeling with which we pray, and the habit which we have of calling on God. The man who loves secret prayer has one of the most certain evidences that he is a pious man; compare the notes at Job 20:5.
