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John Trapp on Proverbs 3:32

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Proverbs3:32

Verſ. 32. For the froward is abomination] The Vitilitigator, the Wrangler, the Common-barreter, though hee may proſper in the world, yet God cannot abide him, his money will periſh with him. Hee will one day ſay to his curſed heaps of evil-gotten goods, as Charles the fifth, Emperour,Phil. Morn. in his old age did of his victories, trophees, riches, honours; hee curſed them all, ſaying, Abite hinc, abite longe. Avaunt, bee packing, hence, away.

But his ſecret] They ſhall bee of his Cabinet-councel, that chuſe rather to lye in the duſt, than to riſe by evil arts, by wicked principles; ſuch were Joſeph, Micaiah, Daniel, &c.

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