Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
Neither be ye of doubtful mind - Or, in anxious suspense, . Raphelius gives several examples to Proverbs that the meaning of the word is, to have the mind agitated with useless thoughts, and vain imaginations concerning food, raiment, and riches, accompanied with perpetual uncertainty.
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