BBE Image Bible : Scripture in Images Proverbs 29:13
13. The poor man and his creditor come face to face: the Lord gives light to their eyes equally.
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Summary: Proverbs 29 emphasizes the theme of wise leadership and the consequences of both righteousness and wickedness in governance. It begins by highlighting the importance of heeding correction, noting that a person who is often reproved but remains stubborn will eventually face destruction. The chapter underscores how a righteous ruler brings stability and joy to the people, while a wicked leader brings turmoil and oppression. Additionally, it discusses the value of humility, warning that pride often leads to downfall. The contrast between the wise and the foolish is evident, as wise individuals seek knowledge and understanding, while fools disregard wisdom. Throughout the chapter, the enduring message is that justice and integrity in leadership lead to a flourishing society, while corruption and immorality yield chaos and suffering.
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