These proverbs contrast the righteous, who “are bold as a lion,” with the wicked, who flee though no one pursues. They warn against oppressing the poor, trusting in riches, and hiding sin — “whoever conceals his transgressions will not prosper, but he who confesses and forsakes them will obtain mercy” — a proverb near the heart of the gospel.
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Proverbs 28
the righteous and the wickedThe boldness of the righteous, the ruin of the oppressor, and confessing sin to find mercy.
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