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John Trapp on Proverbs 10:9

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Proverbs10:9

Verſ. 9. Hee that walketh uprightly, walketh ſurely] Becauſe keeping within Gods Precincts, hee keeps under his protection: as the King undertakes to ſecure him that travels the high way, and betwixt Sun and Sun. Hee is tutus ſub umbra l[illegible: 1 letter]onis, ſafe under the hollow of Gods hand, under the ſhadow of his wing, Pſal. 91.1.

Shall bee known] All ſhall out to his utter diſgrace. See verſ. 7. Or hee ſhall bee known, by ſome exemplary judgement of God inflicted upon him, for a terrour to others; as one that is hanged up in Gibbets.

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