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27. An ungod∣ly man diggeth up evil: and in his lips there is as a burning fire.
27. And it is not a little pains that an ungodly law∣less man takes, to plot and de∣vise mischief; wherein he labours, as if he was digging for a treasure; and one way is, to brand his neighbour with false reports and slan∣ders; and thereby utterly destroy his reputation.