John Trapp on Proverbs 1:11
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Proverbs1:11
Verſ. 11. If they ſay] The Dragon bites the Elephants [illegible: 1 letter]ar, and thence ſucks his blood; becauſe hee knows that to bee the onely place that hee cannot reach with his trunck to defend. So deal the red Dragon and his Angels; with good words and fair ſpeeches they deceive the hearts of the ſimple, [illegible: 1 letter]om. 16.18. With much fair ſpeech ſhee cauſed him to yeeld, with the flattering of her lips ſhee forced him, Prov. 7.21.
Come with mee] If ſinners have their Come, ſhould not Saints much more▪ Come let us go to the houſe of the Lord, Iſa. 2.3. Come, let us walk in the light of the Lord, Verſ. 5. Let us go speedily to pray before the Lord, and to ſeek the Lord of Hoſts: I will go alſo, Zech. 8.21. ſhould wee not incite, intice, whe[illegible: 1 letter], and provoke one another? [non-Latin text not transcribed]. Heb. 10.24. ſharpen and extimulate, as Prov, 27.17. rouſe and ſtir up each other to love and good works, 2 Pet. 1.13.
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