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John Trapp on Proverbs 5:6

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Proverbs5:6

Verſ. 6. Leſt thou ſhouldeſt ponder] q. d. Leſt thou ſhouldeſt perſwade thy ſelf that thou mayeſt imbrace the boſome of a ſtranger, and yet lay hold upon the paths of life by repenting thee of thy folly (this was Solomons errour ſometimes, Eccleſ. 1.17. and 2.3.) thou art utterly deceived herein, for her wayes are moveable, ſo that thou obſerveſt not whither ſhee tendeth, ſhee wanders here and there (and thou with her) yet not ſo wide as to miſs of hell; lo that is the center whereunto ſhee is rowling, that is the rendezvouz for all her aſſociates in ſin.

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