Sermons on Proverbs 19

This chapter gathers sayings that contrast integrity with folly, haste, laziness, and falsehood. It speaks of the poor and the rich, showing how wealth attracts companions while poverty can bring neglect, yet righteousness is better than crooked speech or unjust gain. The chapter also addresses family life, warning about a foolish son and a quarrelsome wife, and commending prudent conduct, discipline, and care for the needy. It closes by stressing that many plans belong to a person, but the LORD’s purpose stands. Themes include wisdom and moral character, divine sovereignty, justice, and compassion.

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