Proverbs 16:10-14

from Noahide Nations Hosted by Ray Pettersen

From The How To Guide To Life’s Decisions Series Proverbs 16:10-14 10 Divine inspiration is on the lips of the king, so his mouth must be faithful when he judges. 11 The balance and scales of justice have their origin in Adonai; all the weights in the bag are his doing. 12 It is an abomination for a king to do evil, for the throne is made secure by righteousness. 13 The king should delight in righteous lips, and he should love someone who speaks what is right. 14 The king’s anger is a herald of death, and one who is wise will appease it. Please help support our efforts to spread HaShem's Light by supporting the Academy of Shem and our Rabbis & Instructors HERE

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