| Geneva Study Bible He that is of a proud heart stirreth up strife: but he that putteth his trust in the LORD shall be made {m} fat. (m) Will have all things in abundance. Wesley's Notes 28:25 Fat - Shall live happily and comfortably. Scofield Reference Notes Margin trust See Scofield Note: "Ps 2:12", Also; Prov 29:25. Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 25. of a proud heart-literally, "puffed up of soul"-that is, self-confident, and hence overbearing and litigious. made fat-or, "prosperous" (Pr 11:25; 16:20). Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 28:24. Here is the wickedness of those who think it no sin to rob their parents, by wheedling them or threatening them, or by wasting what they have, and running into debt. 25. Those make themselves always easy, that live in continual dependence upon God and his grace, and live by faith. 26. A fool trusts to his own strength, merit, and righteousness. And trusts to his own heart, which is not only deceitful above all things, but which has often deceived him. 27. A selfish man not only will not look out for objects of compassion, but will look off from those that call for his attention. 28. When power is put into the hands of the wicked, wise men decline public business. If the reader will go diligently over this and the other chapters, in many places where at first he may suppose there is least of Christ, still he will find what will lead to him. | 
