...to -vent his Malict upon the Perfon of Job ? A. Yes, God permitted him to finite Job with fore Boils from the Sole of his Foot to the Crown of his Head,, Jt* it. 6,7. 6 Q.. What was the Defign of God in thefe Providences toward Job ? A. To try the Strength...

...oppofe the tumultuous and formidable Infurrections againft his Sovereign, if he had not had Courage from the Sole of his Foot to the Crown of his Head ; and, in this Situation, it was very natural for Poinings to exert his Spirit, by every Method which...

...oppofe the tumultuous and formidable Infurrections againft his Sovereign, if he had not had Courage from the Sole of his Foot to the Crown of his Head ; and, in this Situation, it was very natural for Poinings. to exert his Spirit, by every Method which...

...to vent his Malice upon the Perfon of Job ? A. Yes ; God permuted him to fmite Job with fore Boils from the Sole of his Foot to the Crown of his Head, Job ii. 6, 7. 6 Qo What was the Defign of God in thefe Providences towards Job ? A. To try the Strength...

...enjoins that " the man who a in part leprous shall be accounted impure, but that he who is wholly, from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head overwhelmed with leprosy, shall be considered pure ;"* for any one else, I apprehend, reasoning from...

...upon him any affliction short of death. By the stroke of the adversary Job is now covered with boils from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head. In his distress his wife upbraids him for his integrity, and calls upon him to curse God and die. But...

...not the king's face. 25. Now in all Israel there was none so much praised as Absalom for his beauty; from the sole of his foot, to the crown of his head, there was no blemish in him. 26. And when he polled his head, (which he did at every year's end because...

...were hellish sorcerers : for Inoculation was the diabolical invention of Satan, who smote with boils, from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head, the upright and patient Job. But even this was exceeded by one of the Rectors of Canterbury t, who,...

...hold. Simon himself was turned sixty. He was a short man, measuring not more than five feet five inches from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head. His make was spare, but bony and muscular ; his face, seamed as it was by exposure to weather, had,...

...and his children were destroyed, and, to complete his wretchedness, he was smitten with sore biles from the sole of his foot to the crown of his head. When his three friends, ELIHHAZ the Temanite, BILDAD and ZOPHAH, heard of all the evil that had come...