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Proverbs 13:14

Proverbs 13:14

Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible · Matthew Henry (1662–1714) · Public Domain

By the law of the wise and righteous, here, we may understand either

the principles and rules by which they govern themselves or (which

comes all to one) the instructions which they give to others, which

ought to be as a law to all about them; and if they be so, 1. They will

be constant springs of comfort and satisfaction, as a fountain of life,

sending forth streams of living water; the closer we keep to those

rules the more effectually we secure our own peace. 2. They will be

constant preservatives from the temptations of Satan. Those that follow

the dictates of this law will keep at a distance from the snares of

sin, and so escape the snares of death which those run into that

forsake the law of the wise.

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