A plain and familiar exposition of the ninth and tenth chapters of the Proverbs…A plaine and familiar exposition of the ninth and tenth chapters of the Prouerbs…

First, such blessings as are here spoken of, be sure testimonies Reason. 1 of Gods love, and proceed merely from his gracious goodness, they are infallible pledges of his favour, as it appeareth in the words of the Psalm last quoted.

First, such blessings as are heere spoken of, be sure testimonies Reason. 1 of Gods loue, and proceede meerely from his gracious goodnesse, they are infallible pledges of his fauour, as it appeareth in the wordes of the Psalme last quoted.

Secondly, they be prerogatives peculiarly appropriated to §2godly men, for saith he in an other place: Salvation belongeth to the Lord, and thy blessing is upon thy people. It is always accompanied with salvation, none are blessed but such as are saved, and none are either blessed or saved, but such as are the people of God.

Secondly, they be prerogatiues peculiarlie appropriated to §2godly men, for saith hee in an other place: Saluation belongeth to the Lord, and thy blessing is vpon thy people. It is alwaies accompanied with saluation, none are blessed but such as are saued, and none are either blessed or saued, but such as are the people of God.

Thirdly, they have all good things infolded in them which §3readily according to our need are ministered unto us. Deut. 28.

Thirdly, they haue all good things infolded in them which