Proverbs 27–29
Common Theme
These chapters contrast the wise and the foolish, emphasizing the value of discipline, humility, integrity, and listening to correction. They highlight the blessings of righteous leadership and the dangers of pride, flattery, and injustice.
Questions
- How do I respond to correction—defensively or with humility?
- What kind of influence does my integrity have on those around me?
God Shot
God is a God of justice who delights in uprightness and hates wickedness (Prov. 29:27). He exalts leaders who govern with righteousness and brings down those who exploit or oppress—His rule favors the humble and correctable over the arrogant and self-willed.