What he had said of the calamities which God usually inflicted upon good men, he now exemplifieth in himself. My days; the days, either of my prosperity; for the time of affliction is commonly described by the night; or rather, of my life, as the last clause showeth; for it were an absurd and contradictious speech to say that his prosperous days saw no good. A post; who runs or rides upon swift horses. They see no good; I enjoy no good in them. Seeing is oft put for experiencing either good or evil, Job 7:7 Psalms 34:12 1 Thessalonians 3:36 1 Thessalonians 8:51.
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Job 9:25
25 Now my days are swifter than a post: they flee away, they see no good.