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The king`s favor is toward a servant who deals wisely, But his wrath is toward one who causes shame.
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Serving the Heavenly King
Both John Gill and Matthew Henry interpret the “king” in this proverb as ultimately referring to God. They explain that just as a wise and diligent servant earns an earthly king's favor, a believer who faithfully serves God will receive divine favor and reward. This principle applies to our relationship with the King of kings.
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17th Century
Reformed Baptist
The king's favour [is] toward a wise servant Who does his prince's business well, committed to him; manages all his affai…
Presbyterian
The great King who reigns over heaven and earth, will reward faithful servants who honour his gospel by the proper discharge of the duties of their…
