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John Wesley · 1901 of 2131

Introduction to Chapter XVIII

God reproves a corrupt proverb, ver. 1-4. It shall be well with the righteous, ver. 5-9. but ill with the wicked man, tho' he had a good father, ver. 10-13. It shall be well with a good man, tho' he had a wicked father, ver. 14-18. Therefore God is righteous, ver. 19-20. It shall be well with , but ill with apostates, ver. 21-29. An exhortation to , ver. 30-32.