John Trapp on Proverbs 1:20
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Proverbs1:20
Verſ. 20. Wiſdome] Hebrew, Wiſdomes: That is, the moſt abſolute and ſoveraign wiſdome, the Lord Jeſus, in whom are bid all the treaſures of wiſdome and knowledge, Col. 2. who alſo is made unto us of God wiſdome, righteouſneſs, &c. 1 Cor. 1.30.
Cryeth without] The Hebrew word ſignifies oft, to ſhout for joy, as Pſal. 81.2. Levit. 9. ult. Chriſt ſurely cryed ſweetly, the roof of his mouth was like the beſt Wine that goeth down ſweetly, Cant. 7.9. with a deſire did hee deſire our ſalvation, though hee well knew it ſhould coſt him ſo very dear, Luk. 22.15.
Shee uttereth her voice] Verbis non ſolum deſerti[illegible: 1 letter], ſed & exertis. In the laſt day, that great day of the feaſt Jeſus ſtood and cried, ſaying. If any man thirſt, let him come unto mee end drink, John 7.37. &c.
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