Proverbs 29ESV
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1 who is , his , will be .

2When the , the , but when the , the .

3 who his , but a of his .

4By a the , but who it down.

5A who his a for his .

6An is in his , but a and .

7A man the of the ; a man does such .

8 a , but the .

9If a has an with a , the and , and there is .

10 one who is and the of the .

11A to his , but a man it .

12If a , his will be .

13The and the oppressor ; the Lord to the of .

14If a the , his will be .

15The and , but a to himself brings to his .

16When the , , but the will their .

17 your , and he will give you ; he will to your .

18Where there is the cast off , but is he who the .

19By mere a is , , he will .

20Do you a who is in his ? There is more for a than for him.

21Whoever his from will in the find him his .

22A of , and one causes .

23 will bring him , but he who is in will .

24The of a his own ; he the , but .

25The of a , but whoever in the Lord is .

26 the of a , but it is from the Lord that a gets .

27An is an to the , but one whose is is an to the .

Cross References

Proverbs 29
v12 Kings 17:14allusion

Textual echo of 'hardening the neck' in rebellion against prophetic warnings.

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v13Proverbs 22:2thematic

Parallel proverb detailing the meeting of different classes and their shared dependence on God.

Supported by Matthew Poole, JFB

v2Proverbs 28:28thematic

Parallel structure on the contrast between righteous and wicked rulers.

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v13Psalms 13:3allusion

Verbal link to the Lord 'lightening the eyes' to sustain physical and spiritual life.

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v181 Samuel 3:1thematic

Illuminates the scarcity of 'vision' or prophetic revelation during times of spiritual decay.

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v11Proverbs 12:16thematic

Contrast between a fool immediately venting anger/mind and the prudent keeping it in.

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v16Psalms 37:34thematic

Thematic parallel of the righteous patiently waiting to see the fall of the wicked.

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v20Proverbs 26:12thematic

Verbal link showing there is more hope for a fool than a self-conceited person.

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v22Proverbs 15:18thematic

Verbal and thematic parallel of an angry man stirring up strife.

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v24Leviticus 5:1thematic

Provides legal background to hearing the 'cursing' (oath) and failing to testify.

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v25Proverbs 18:10contrast

Contrasts the snare of fearing man with the safety of trusting the Lord.

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v11 Samuel 2:25thematic

Illustrates Eli's sons refusing reproof and being suddenly destroyed without remedy.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v14Psalms 72:4typology

Messianic typology of the King who judges the poor faithfully and establishes His throne.

Supported by Matthew Henry, JFB

v15Proverbs 13:24thematic

Parallels the necessity of physical correction ('the rod') in godly parenting.

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v2Proverbs 11:10thematic

Parallels the city's rejoicing when the righteous prosper and authority is rightly exercised.

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v5Proverbs 26:28thematic

Thematic link to a flattering mouth working ruin and spreading a trap.

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