John Trapp on Proverbs 29:4
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Proverbs29:4
Verſ. 4. The King by judgement ſtabliſheth the land] This one piece of Salomons Politicks hath much more good advice in it, than all Lypſius his Beehive, or Machiavels Spider-web.
But he that receiveth gifts] Heb. A man of oblations, that is, (as ſome interpret it) A man that ſacrilegiouſly medleth with things dedicated to pious uſes, and makes a gain of them to himſelf. See chap. 20.25.
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