John Trapp on Proverbs 7:9
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Proverbs7:9
Verſ. 9. In the black and dark night] Thinking to obſcure himſelf: but Solomon ſaw him, how much more God, cui obſcura patent, muta reſpondent, ſilentium confitetur, before whom night will convert it ſelf into noon, and ſilence prove a ſpeaking evidence? Fooliſh men think to hide themſelves from God, by hiding God from themſelves. See Pſal. 139.11, 12.
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