Proverbs 25: Wisdom for Kings, Courts, and Neighbors

A new collection of Solomon's sayings, preserved by King Hezekiah's officials, opens with God's hidden glory and the duties of kings. It then counsels humility before rulers, careful handling of disputes, timely speech, moderation, kindness to enemies, and self-control.

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What does 25:28 suggest about a person who lacks self-control?

He will grow wiser with age, like a vine that is prunedHe harms nobody but himself, like a quiet empty houseHe is strong and feared, like a fortress on a high hillHe is exposed and defenseless, like a town without protection