Job 5:24

Thou shalt know, by certain and constant experience, that thy tabernacle, i.e. thy habitation, as it follows, including also the inhabitants, children, or friends and servants, shall be in peace; shall enjoy great safety from all their enemies, and concord among themselves, and prosperity in all their concerns; all which are comprehended under the sweet name of peace. Visit thy habitation, i.e. manage and order thy family, and all thy domestic affairs and worldly concerns, with care and diligence. Visiting is oft used for regarding or taking care of, as Genesis 21:1 Ruth 1:6 Psalms 8:4, Psalms 80:14. Shalt not sin; either by unrighteousness in thy dealings with thy family or others, or by neglecting God and his service in thy family, or by winking at any sin in thy domestics which thou canst hinder. But because he speaks not here of Job's duty, but of his privilege, and that in outward and worldly things, it seems better rendered by others, and thou shalt not err, or miscarry, or miss thy way or mark, as this very word is used below, Job 24:19, Job 14:16 Judges 20:16; thou shalt not be disappointed of thy hopes, or blasted in thy endeavours, but shalt succeed in them. Or, and thou shalt not wander, or be a wanderer, having no house in which to put his head, which Job might have some ground to fear; but thou shalt have a habitation of thy own, which thou shalt visit and manage as thou didst before.