Ellicott's Commentary for English Readers
ed. Charles J. Ellicott · 1878
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(2) The rich and poor meet together.—Are thrown together in the world in order to aid each other in the path through life, remembering that they are brethren, sons of one Father. (Comp. 1Corinthians 12:27.)
(3) A prudent man foreseeth the evil, and hideth himself, as the Israelites hid themselves within their houses from the destroying angel, Noah within the Ark, the Christians before the fall of Jerusalem (Luke 21:21) in Pella. (Comp. Isaiah 26:20.)
(4) By humility and the fear of the Lord.—Rather, by (or, the reward of) humility is the fear of the Lord. He guides the humble and teaches them His fear. (Comp. Psalm 25:9.)
Honour, and life.—Comp. Proverbs 21:21.
(5) Thorns.—Comp. note on Proverbs 15:19.
(8) Vanity—i.e., calamity, trouble.
The rod of his anger shall fail.—When his time comes, and his iniquity is full, he shall himself suffer the punishment he brought on others, as Babylon did (Isaiah 14:6), Assyria (Isaiah 30:31).
(10) The scorner.—See above on Proverbs 1:22.
(11) For the grace of his lips.—Rather, who has grace of lips; one who loves the truth and can speak it pleasantly.
XXII.
(1) Loving favour.—Or, favour is better than silver and gold. “Favour” may signify the grace which wins love, as well as the favour gained thereby.