John Trapp on Proverbs 24:18
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Proverbs24:18
Verſ. 18. Leſt the Lord ſee it] viz. Thy pride and cruelty, as he will, for he is [non-Latin text not transcribed] All-eye, and [non-Latin text not transcribed], if he ſee, he will kindle and turn the wheel upon thee, as he threatned to do upon Edom, for looking with liking upon Iſraels calamity. For prevention hereof, think thus with thy ſelf; Either I am like mine enemy, or elſe I am better or worſe than he. If like him,Ezek. Obad. 12. why may not I look for the like miſery? If better, who made me to differ? If worſe, what reaſon then have I to inſult?
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