John Trapp on Proverbs 3:1
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Proverbs3:1
CHAP. III. Verſ. 1. My Son forget not]
WEE ſhould bee able to ſay to Wiſdome, as Coenis did to her Lady Antonia, Fruſtra, Domina, juſſiſti: haec enim atque caetera omnia quae mihi imperas, Dio in reſponſ. ita ſemper in memoria habeo ut ex ea deleri non poſsint. You need not, Madam, bid mee do your buſineſs, for I ſo remember your commands, as I need never bee minded of them.
Juſſa ſequi tam velle mihi, quam poſſe, neceſſe eſt, I am ready, to my power, to do your pleaſure.
But let thine heart keep] As the Ark kept the two Tables, as the Pot kept the hidden Manna.
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