| Geneva Study Bible In the house of the righteous is much treasure: but in the revenues of the wicked is {a} trouble. (a) For though they have much yet it is full of trouble and care. Wesley's Notes 15:6 Revenues - Though he may obtain great revenues, yet they are attended with much trouble. Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 6. treasure-implying utility. trouble-vexation and affliction. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 15:3. Secret sins, services, and sorrows, are under God's eye. This speaks comfort to saints, and terror to sinners. 4. A good tongue is healing to wounded consciences, by comforting them; to sin-sick souls, by convincing them; and it reconciles parties at variance. 5. If instruction is despised, reprove men rather than suffer them to go on undisturbed in the way to ruin. 6. The wealth of worldly men increases their fears and suspicions, adds strength to their passions, and renders the fear of death more distressing. 7. We use knowledge aright when we disperse it; but the heart of the foolish has nothing to disperse that is good. 8,9. The wicked put other things in the stead of Christ's atonement, or in the place of holy obedience. Praying graces are his gift, and the work of his Spirit, with which he is well pleased. 10. He that hates reproof shall perish in his sins, since he would not be parted from them. | 
