The words “out of the bosom,” from the fold of the garment, rather than from the bag or belt in which money was usually carried, possibly point to …

A wicked man taketh a gift out of the bosom. —Or rather, receives it. “From the bosom” signifies the folds of th…

A wicked [man] takes a gift out of the bosom
Of another, of a rich man, who takes it out from there, and offers it t…

The wicked are ready to part with their money, though they love it, so that they may not suffer for their crimes.