John Trapp on Proverbs 28:23
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Proverbs28:23
Verſ. 23. He that rebuketh a man ſhall find, &c.] He that binds a mad man, or rouſeth up one in a lethargy, hath but little thank for preſent: ſo here. In the ſweating-ſickneſs, they that were kept awake eſcaped: but the ſickneſſe was deadly to them that were ſuffered to ſleep. Let us keep one another awake (ſaith a Reverend man) an unpleaſing work on both ſides:Dr. Sibbes. but we ſhall one day thank ſuch. See how well Maſter Gilpins plain-dealing with the Biſhop of Durham ſucceeded, in his life written by B. Carlton. p. 58.
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