Exposition of Job 8-10, Title page – To the reader
AN EXPOSITION WITH PRACTICALL OBSERVATIONS CONTINUED Upon the Eighth, Ninth and Tenth Chapters of the Book of JOB: BEING The Summe of thirty two Lectures, delivered at Magnus neer the Bridge, London.
By JOSEPH CARYL, Preacher of the Word, and Paſtour of the Congregation there.
PSAL. 34.19.
Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivereth him out of them all.
LONDON, Printed by A. Miller, for Henry Overton in Popes-head-alley, and Luke Fawne, and John Rothwell in Pauls Church-yard, and Giles Calvert at the weſt end of Pauls, 1647.
TO THE CHRISTIAN READER.
To thoſe chiefly of this City, who have been the Movers, and continue the Promoters of this Work.
I Am your Debtour, and becauſe my ſtock cannot paſſe out great ſummes at once, therefore I am constrained to diſcharge my credit by theſe ſmaller paiments. I need not call upon you for acquittances or cancel'd Bonds: I know your ingenuity will confeſſe more received then I have paid. I have paid you in the Book now preſented, as much as I intended for this time. But time will not ſuffer me to pay you what I intended and had projected for an Epiſtle. And I beleeve your ſelves will eaſier excuſe a ſhort Epistle, then a longer ſtay for the whole Book. Accept both with your wonted candour, and let all theſe Labours on your behalf be the return of your own praiers to the Father of lights, by the help of the Spirit of Grace, in Jeſus Christ, for
January 12. 1646. Your affectionate Friend and ſervant in this work of the Lord Ioſeph Caryl.