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THe deceitfull man shall not rost that which he hath taken in hunting: he that is diligent (inioyeth) the pretious riches (or
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THe deceitfull man shall not rost that which he hath taken in hunting: he that is diligent (inioyeth) the pretious riches (or
wealth) of man. Ch. 12.27.
The desire of the righteous is onely good (that is prosperous) but the hope of the wicked is indignation. That is, how∣soeuer they hope for good, that falleth out which grieueth and vexeth them as a iust pu∣nishment from the wrath and indignation of God. Ch. 11.23.
The desire of the slouthfull slaieth him, in so much as his handes refuse to worke.
He euermore coueteth, gredilie; but the righteous giueth and spareth not. Or withholdeth not. To wit, his handes either from giuing according to his abilitie, or from diligence in his honest laboure. Chapter. 21.25.26.
The discretion of a man causeth him to defer his anger (or maketh him longe suf∣fering) and it is his glorie to passe by an offence. Ch. 19.11.