Proverbs 29 Commentary
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Those who remain unteachable place themselves in grave danger of facing consequences that are final.
When moral leaders guide a community, everyone has reason to rejoice; under corrupt leadership, hearts inevitably groan.
A life grounded in wisdom leads to lasting honor, while a life of reckless indulgence ends in certain ruin.
A society rooted in justice thrives, but corruption unravels it.
Insincere flattery may temporarily lift someone’s ego, but it ultimately leads both parties astray.
Sin entangles the wicked, but faithful obedience brings great joy.
The human heart that treasures righteousness actively seeks to demonstrate love to the poor.
This verse reminds us that pride divides, but humility heals.
Folly resists correction, while wisdom welcomes understanding.
Those who foster life instead of shedding blood reflect the wisdom that comes from humble faith in God’s ways.
A fool’s rash outburst leads to chaos, while wisdom’s restraint of anger paves the way for harmony and growth.
Leaders must not tolerate deceit, for their followers will mirror their example.
We all start from the same fundamental light given by the Lord.
This verse teaches that upright leadership shaped by compassion pleases the Lord and ensures both moral and social stability.
Discipline, applied in love and tempered with correction, fosters lifelong wisdom.
Wickedness leads to more sin, but the faithful will see it crumble.
This verse teaches that loving discipline directed by godly wisdom nurtures peace, joy, and enduring satisfaction in the home.
When we rely on God’s revelation, moral chaos is replaced by godly discipline, yielding true joy and well-being.
A humble heart tests words by embracing them in obedience.
Be deliberate with your speech to cultivate wisdom over folly.
Such care and investment in others can turn distant relationships into ones that resemble family.
Strife grows from anger, but patience blesses everyone involved.
This verse reminds us that humility is the path to lasting honor.
True freedom and well-being cannot thrive when one colludes with sin.
Trusting God provides protection from the shifting opinions of the crowd.
Justice for man is found only in God’s sovereign righteousness.
Both righteousness and wickedness find each other detestable, reflecting a profound division between those who walk in God’s ways and those who oppose them.
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