Sermons on Proverbs 13

This chapter continues the collected proverbs that contrast wisdom and folly, righteousness and wickedness. It speaks of a wise son hearing instruction, the guarded speech that preserves life, diligence that brings abundance, and sloth that ends in want. The righteous are associated with truth, justice, and secure guidance, while the wicked face shame, trouble, and ruin. The chapter also addresses hope deferred, discipline from a father, friendship with the wise, and the differing outcomes of the upright and sinners. Themes include moral retribution and the formative power of instruction.

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