Fix. Hebrew, "consult with my eyes concerning thee. "The Vulgate, better. (Calmet) Protestants marginal note, "my eye shall be upon thee. "(Haydock) God thus engages to watch over, and direct his servant, (Genesis xliv. 21., and Jeremias xxiv. 6.; Calmet) giving him instruction, by means of chastisements. (Worthington)

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