John Trapp on Proverbs 6:34-35
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Proverbs6:34-35
Verſ. 34. For jealouſie is the rage] Howbeit hee may not kill the Adulterer though taken in the act,Cuſtos utriuſque tabula. but proſecute the Law againſt him, and appeal to the Magiſtrate, who is the Lord-keeper of both Tables. But if no Law will releeve a man, yet let him know, that hee ſhall do himſelf no diſſervice by making God his Chancellor.
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