John Trapp on Proverbs 2:6
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Proverbs2:6
Verſ. 6. Out of his mouth cometh knowledge] If it could bee ſaid by the divine Chronologer,Bucholc. Ex Adami ſapientiſſimi doctoris ore pr[illegible: 1 letter]manavit, tanquam ex ſo[illegible: 2 letters]e quicquid in mundo eſt utilium doctrinarum, diſciplinarum, ſcientiae & ſapientiae, Out of Adams mouth (even after the Fall) as out of a fountain ſlowed all the profitable knowledge, skill, and wiſdome in the world: how much better may the ſame bee ſaid of the onely wiſe God, who is wonderful in Counſel, and excellent in working, Iſa. 28.29. Platonici lumen mentium eſſe dixerant ad diſcenda omnia, eundem ipſum Deum â quo facta font omnia. The Platoniſts ſaid,Aug. de civ. Dei. that God the Maker of all was that light of the mind whereby wee learn all.
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