Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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Matthew Poole's Annotations upon the Holy Bible
Matthew Poole · 1685
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Obtaineth favour; whereby he is and shall be acquitted and justified.
A man of wicked devices, who designeth and industriously committeth wickedness, will he condemn, when he standeth in judgment, howsoever he may for the present justify himself, and deceive others into a good opinion of him.
By wickedness; by any sinful courses by which he useth to secure or stablish himself; whereby he implies that he shall be rooted up.
Shall not be moved, to wit, out of its place. He shall stand fast, and flourish, like a well-rooted tree.
A crown; a singular ornament and matter of his glorying and joy.
That maketh ashamed; that by her folly or wickedness bringeth shame to herself and to her husband. As rottenness in his bones; loathsome, and vexatious, and pernicious.
The thoughts of the righteous are right; his constant purpose is to deal justly and truly with God and with men.
The counsels of the wicked are deceit; his great care and contrivance is to wrong and deceive others by fair pretences and cunning artifices.
Are to lie in wait for blood; are designed and ordered to entrap or deceive others, and to destroy them.
Shall deliver them, to wit, from those that lie in wait for them; which it doth, either,
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By prayer to God for their deliverance; or,
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By pacifying the wicked with soft and gentle answers, or by diverting them from their evil course by their good counsels and admonitions; or,
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By pleading their righteous cause in a judicial or other way.
Are not; both they and their families shall suddenly perish. The house; the family or posterity.
A man shall be commended, to wit, by wise and good men, according to his wisdom; more or less according to the degree of wisdom which his discourses and actions discover to be in him.
He that is of a perverse heart, which he showeth by his wicked words and conversation, shall be despised by God and all wise men.
Instruction; admonition or reproof, as appears from the next clause, which is a singular means of getting true and sound knowledge.
Loveth knowledge; showeth that he is a true lover of knowledge, because he is willing to purchase it upon such unwelcome terms, as reproofs are generally esteemed.
Is brutish; discovereth himself to be a most foolish and stupid creature, because he is an enemy to himself and to his own happiness.