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Proverbs 2:4

Note the illustrations.

(1) Contact with Phoenician commerce, and joint expeditions in ships of Tarshish (see Psalms 72:10 note), had made the Israelites familiar with the risks and the enterprise of the miller' s life. Compare Job 28:

(2) The treasure hidden in a field, is the second point of comparison. Such treasure-seeking has always been characteristic of the East. Compare Matthew 13:44.




Other Barnes' Notes entries containing Proverbs 2:4:

Proverbs 2:1
Proverbs 3:14
Acts 10:2

 

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