John Trapp on Proverbs 2:5
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Proverbs2:5
Verſ. 5. Then ſhalt thou underſtand] Then ſhalt thou bee as thoſe noble Romans were, chap. 15.14. full of goodneſs, filled with all knowledge, able alſo to admoniſh others; in fine, a well-accompliſht Chriſtian, that hath Chriſtian for his name, and Catholick for his ſirname. Such a Catholick as Auſtin deſcribeth, when hee ſaith, [illegible: 1 letter]oni Catholici ſunt, qui & fidem integram ſequuntur, & bonos mores. Thoſe bee good Catholicks, that beleeve well, and live well. Theſe bee not thoſe antient Roman-Catholicks.
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