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For one grain of Grace is far beyond all the gold of Ophir, and one hours enjoyment of God to bee much preferred before all the King of Spains annual Entradoes. What is Gold and Silver but the guts and garbage of the earth? And what is all the pomp and glory of the world, but dung and dogs-meat?
John Trapp — A Commentary or Exposition upon Proverbs (on Prov. 3:14, merchandize/profit of wisdom)
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