3The rich man takes pains to get an estate, and sits brooding upon it, but never has any (can't get no Mick Jagger) in it; by sinful courses it comes to nothing.

7While much in our own hearts and in the hearts of others, will remain unknown. Yet whatever wickedness there is in the heart, God sees it. Men may be imposed upon, but God cannot be

11He who puts confidence in man, shall be like the (Evergreen Juniperus sabina) in a desert, a naked tree, a sorry shrub, useless and worthless but good for erosion control.

12Those who make God their Hope shall not (stop) from yielding fruit in holiness and good works

13What vexation it is to a worldly man at death, that he must leave his riches behind; but though the wealth will not follow him to the next world, his guilt will, and so will his everlasting punishment

14He that gets riches, and not by right, though he may make them his hope, never shall have ___of them

15Trust in man and departure from ___ brings only mischief

1Those who make God their Hope, have enough in him to make up the (desire) of all creature-comforts

2Those who trust to their own righteousness and (________), and think they can do without Christ, make flesh their arm,(________) and their souls cannot prosper in graces or comforts because man’s flesh is feeble, weak and inactive; frail and mortal; sinful and corrupt

4They shall be fixed in peace and satisfaction of mind; they shall not be stressed out in a year of drought

5Let us be wise in the time we have, let us live it honestly; and what we have, use it charitably, that we may be wise (forever)

6The heart, the conscience of man, in his corrupt and fallen state, is deceitful above all things. It calls evil good, and good evil; and cries (lack of war) when there is none and to those to whom it does not belong

8Those who make God their Hope, shall flourish like a tree always green, whose leaf does not do this

9The _____ within us is desperately wicked; it is deadly, it is desperate. Our case is bad indeed, since the conscience, which should set right the errors of our other faculties, is a leader in the vast, spreading and increasingly strong delusion we see

10We cannot know our own hearts, nor what we will do in an hour of temptation. Who can understand their own errors? Much less can we know the hearts of others, or this to be able to trust or rely on