KJV Image Bible : Scripture in Images Proverbs 25:21
21. If thine enemy be hungry, give him bread to eat; and if he be thirsty, give him water to drink:
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KJV summary for : Proverbs 25
Summary: Proverbs 25 offers wisdom and insights attributed to Solomon, reflecting various themes of humility, conflict resolution, and the importance of wise speech. The chapter begins with a note that these proverbs were compiled during the reign of King Hezekiah, underscoring the ongoing value of Solomon's teachings. One key theme is the distinction between wise and foolish behavior, highlighting the benefits of humility and the challenges of pride. The chapter contains practical advice on how to manage relationships and disputes, emphasizing the value of patience and understanding. For instance, it advises viewers to remain calm during conflict, illustrating that a gentle response can diffuse tension. Additionally, there are principles regarding the use of words; a measured and thoughtful approach is portrayed as preferable to hasty speech. Overall, Proverbs 25 encourages readers to seek wisdom, manage relationships carefully, and embody humility and restraint in their dealings with others.
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