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Proverbes 25:5

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5 Ote le méchant de devant le roi, Et son trône s'affermira par la justice.

Proverbes 25:5 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 25:5

Take away the wicked [from] before the king
Wicked ministers and counsellors; they are the "dross", worthless and useless; yea, hurtful and pernicious. The king is the "refiner", for whom the vessel is; the kingdom is the silver vessel refined; and which becomes much the better, when wicked men are removed from the court and cabinet council of kings; as well as the king is the happier, and his throne more firm and secure, as follows: and his throne shall be established in righteousness;
which he shall execute, wicked ministers being removed from him, who advised him to take unrighteous measures; and others being put in their room, who counsel him to do acts of justice; whereby his throne is secured, and he sits firm upon it, which before was tottering and shaking, and lie in great danger of being removed from it.

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Proverbes 25:5 In-Context

3 Les cieux dans leur hauteur, la terre dans sa profondeur, Et le coeur des rois, sont impénétrables.
4 Ote de l'argent les scories, Et il en sortira un vase pour le fondeur.
5 Ote le méchant de devant le roi, Et son trône s'affermira par la justice.
6 Ne t'élève pas devant le roi, Et ne prends pas la place des grands;
7 Car il vaut mieux qu'on te dise: Monte-ici! Que si l'on t'abaisse devant le prince que tes yeux voient.
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