John Trapp on Proverbs 24:4
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Proverbs24:4
Verſ. 4. With all precious and pleaſant riches] Riches imply, 1 Plenty of that which is precious and pleaſant. 2 Propriety; they muſt be good things that are our own: And hereunto oeconomical prudence much conduceth. God beſtoweth abundance on the wicked ex largitate, only out of a general providence: but upon his people that are good husbands, ex promiſſo, by vertue of this and the like promiſes.
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