Sermons on Proverbs 29

This chapter gathers sayings about rule, correction, justice, and self-control. It contrasts the fate of the stubborn and the teachable, says that righteous leadership brings joy while wicked rule brings groaning, and warns against flattery, anger, and partnering with thieves. The poor and the oppressor alike receive light from the LORD, and a king who judges the poor faithfully establishes his throne. The chapter closes by noting that pride leads to humiliation, fear of man lays a snare, and where there is no vision the people cast off restraint. Themes include justice in leadership and the moral consequences of wisdom or folly.

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