...Angular in that ielf-conceited Opinion of his own Wifdom and Judgment. Seefl thou л Man wife in hit own Conceit ? there is more hope of a Fool than of him, faith Solo mon. Lipftm was fo pufPd up wich his Pedantick Learning, that he brag'd he only fow'd Wifdom...

...upon Religion ? But to come more clofely and dire&ly, to the Perfons themfelves. Seeft thou a Man wife in his own Conceit ? There is more hope of a Fool, than of him^ iays the wifeft of Men, the Author of my Text, in another Place, Tro-v. xx vi. -ri. And we fee that...

...Obfervation, this Diftemper of his precludes all Means of his growing wifer : For feeft thou a Man wife in his own Conceit ? There is more Hope of a Fool, than of him ; and the Reafon is evident, becaufe he difcards the two great Inftruments of Inftruction, Admonition...

...Great Men are not always wife, neither do the Aged underftand Judgment. xxvi. 12. Seeft thou a Man wife in his own Conceit, there is more Hope of a Fool than of him. Ver. 16. The Sluggard is wifer in his own Conceit, than fevenMen that can render a Reafon. Jer. viii....

...be remembered only for its defeats.' Is not this man's ftate dcfpcrate ? " Seeft t'nou à man wife in his own conceit, there is more hope of a fool than of him." Thé article in the Review in which this Author's work is con« fidcred, has not, as he infinua-r.es,...

...never fo much as once dreams that it is poffible he may be deceived and deluded. Seeft thou a man wife in his own conceit ? there is more hope of a fool than of him. Finally, this felf// karJtni conceit hardens a man in his tins, and makes him •/*»«•• deaf...

...fon heareth his father's " inftrucHons : but a fcorner heareth not " rebuke. Secft thou a man wife in his " own conceit ? there is more hope of a " fool than of him." Mere folly may be brought to liften, to learn, to fubmit : but he who thinks himfelf wife enough already,...

...indifcretion, into the midft of all the dangers with which life abounds. " Seeft thou " a yaung-tnan wife in his own conceit? There is " more hope of a fool, than of him." — Pofitive as you now are in your opinions, and confident in your affertions, be afFured, that the...

...tranfgreflbrs. 11 As a dog returneth to his vomit, fo a fool returneth to his folly. 12 Seeft thou a man wife in his own conceit? there is more hope of a fool than of him. 13 fl The flothful man faith, -There is 'a. lion in the Way? alien is in the ftreets. 14 As the door...

...beforehand thofe very avenues, by which truth fliould find admittance to the mind. " Seeft thou a man wife in his own conceit ? there is more hope of a fool than of him." And it will ever be found in fa6t an eafier tafk to inftil knowledge of any kind into the moft ignorant...