| Geneva Study Bible The poor and the deceitful man meet together: the LORD lighteneth both their eyes. King James Translators' Notes the deceitful...: or, the usurer Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 13. (Compare Pr 22:2). deceitful man-literally, "man of vexations," an exactor. the Lord . their eyes-sustains their lives (1Sa 14:27; Ps 13:3); that is, both depend on Him, and He will do justice. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 29:11. He is a fool who tells every thing he knows, and can keep no counsel. 12. One who loves flatterers, and hearkens to slanderers, causes his servants to become liars and false accusers. 13. Some are poor, others have a great deal of deceitful riches. They meet in the business of this world; the Lord gives to both the comforts of this life. To some of both sorts he gives his grace. 14. The rich will look to themselves, but the poor and needy the prince must defend and plead for. 15. Parents must consider the benefit of due correction, and the mischief of undue indulgence. 16. Let not the righteous have their faith and hope shocked by the increase of sin and sinners, but let them wait with patience. 17. Children must not be suffered to go without rebuke when they do amiss. 18. How bare does a place look without Bibles and ministers! and what an easy prey is it to the enemy of souls! That gospel is an open vision, which holds forth Christ, which humbles the sinner and exalts the Saviour, which promotes holiness in the life and conversation: and these are precious truths to keep the soul alive, and prevent it from perishing. | 
