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John Trapp on Proverbs 4:26

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Proverbs4:26

Verſ. 26. Ponder the path of thy feet] Viz. By the weights of the word. Look to thine affections; for by theſe Maids Satan wooes the Miſtreſs. Take heed where you ſet Gun-powder, [non-Latin text not transcribed]. fith fire is in your hearts. Auſtin thanks God that his heart and the temptation did not meet together. Walk accurately, tread right, Gal. 2.14. ſtep warily, lift not up one foot, till you finde firm footing for another, as thoſe, Pſal. 35.6. The way of this world is like the vale of Siddim, ſlimy and ſlippery. Cavete. Wee have an Eve, a Tempter (each one) within us, our own fleſh, ſaith Bernard. And Nem[illegible: 1 letter] ſibi de ſuo palpet: quiſque ſibi Satan eſt, ſaith another Father, wee have enough to watch for our halting: the Devil alſo caſts his club at us, that wee may ſtumble and fall, and bee broken, and ſnared, and taken, Iſa. 8.15.

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