a16:10-15
b16:10
c1 Kgs 3:28
dPs 72:2
e16:11
f11:1
g20:10
i16:12-13
jIsa 9:6-7
k1 Kgs 21
l16:14-15

‏ Proverbs 16:10-15

Summary for Prov 16:10-15: 16:10-15  a This series of sayings reflects on the king, who represents God’s power on earth. 16:10  b Divine wisdom refers to divinely inspired guidance that helps the king make judgments (e.g., 1 Kgs 3:28  c; see also Ps 72:2  d).
16:11  e The message of this proverb is stated four times in the collection (cp. 11:1  f; 20:10  g, 23  h).
Summary for Prov 16:12-13: 16:12-13  i These proverbs presuppose a wise, godly king (see Isa 9:6-7  j). Many of Israel’s kings loved wrongdoing and hated truth (e.g., Ahab in 1 Kgs 21  k).
Summary for Prov 16:14-15: 16:14-15  l The king is powerful, so people are wise to avoid his anger and gain his favor.
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