John Trapp on Psalms 112:3
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Psalms112:3
Verſ. 3. Wealth and riches] Wealth enough, as the word Hon ſignifieth a well-contented ſufficiency. His chambers ſhall be filled with all precious and pleaſant riches, Prov. 24.4.
His righteouſneſs endureth for ever] He is not the worſe for his wealth, nor drawn aſide by the deceitfulneſs of riches; which yet is hard and happy. Ardua res baec eſt opibus non tradere mores: Et cum tot Craeſos viceris, eſſe Numam.Martial.
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