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Proverbs — Chapter 14


These annotations are from the original 1609 Douay Old Testament, the first complete English Catholic Bible translation, produced by English scholars in exile at the English College of Douai. The archaic spelling is preserved.

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Verse 2

The fonne thatkeepeth the word,shal be out.of perdition, Cuap, PROVERBS 209 CHAR XAX, A vight seifeman thinker humbly of bimfelf 4. knowing ikat Gods seorkes are in{crutable,and perfec: 8, defiretl) truth inal things, ¢7- medsocrisve in riches

Verse 12

There is a way that feemeth toa man right : and the larer ends therof lead'to death,

Verse 30

Health of the hart.) As foundnes of the hart conferneth the reft of the fame bodie in life, fo a pure intention often excufeth from mortal finne, as in errours committed of probable, nor of groffe, nor affected ignorance. But fecret enuie in the hart infecteth and putrifieth mans actions, and deftroyeth the worke that feemed good.