John Trapp on Proverbs 10:32
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Proverbs10:32
Verſ. 32. The lips of the righteous] Hee carries, as it were, a pair of ballances betwixt his lips, and weighs his words before he utters them. Et prodeſſe velens & delectare — willing to ſpeak things both acceptable and profitable. The wicked throws out any thing that lyes uppermoſt, though never ſo abſurd, obſcene, defamatory, &c.
Aera pu[illegible: 1 letter]o noſci tinnit[illegible: 1 letter], ſed pectora verbis: Sic eſt, namque id ſunt utraque quale ſonant[illegible: 1 letter]
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