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Proverbes 14:35

Listen to Proverbes 14:35
35 La faveur du roi est pour le serviteur prudent; mais il aura de l'indignation contre celui qui lui fait honte.

Proverbes 14:35 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 14:35

The king's favour [is] toward a wise servant
Who does his prince's business well, committed to him; manages all his affairs wisely and prudently; is diligent and careful to do everything for the king's honour, and the good of his subjects; such an one has a share in royal favour, a place in the affections of his master; and is sure to be promoted to honour by him, and exalted to higher places of trust and profit, as well as to be protected and defended by him: so Christ, the King of kings, shows favour to his wise and faithful servants, ( Luke 12:42-44 ) ; but his wrath is [against] him that causeth shame;
who neglects his business, or does it foolishly; in such a manner as his prince is ashamed of him, and which brings shame and disgrace to himself; all which provokes the anger of his master, who discharges him from his service, and this fixes a mark of infamy upon him; see ( Luke 12:45-48 ) .

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Proverbes 14:35 In-Context

33 La sagesse repose dans le cœur de l'homme entendu; elle est même reconnue au milieu des insensés.
34 La justice élève une nation; mais le péché est la honte des peuples.
35 La faveur du roi est pour le serviteur prudent; mais il aura de l'indignation contre celui qui lui fait honte.
The Ostervald translation is in the public domain.

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