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Job 2:13

Job 2:13

John Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible · John Gill (1697–1771) · Public Domain

or when in the presence of wicked men, who make a jest of everything serious and religious, ; and so when under afflictive dispensations of Providence, it is a time to be still and dumb, and not open the mouth in a murmuring and complaining way, Le 10:3.

And, on the other hand, there is a time to speak, either publicly, of the truths of the Gospel, in the ministry of it, and in vindication of them; or privately, of Christian experience: there is a time when an open profession should be made of Christ, his word and ordinances, and when believers should speak to God in prayer and praise; which, should they not, the stones in the wall would cry out.

wrh men polewn muywn, wrh de kai upnou, Homer. Odyss. 11. v.

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