| Geneva Study Bible In the transgression of an evil man there is a {b} snare: but the righteous doth sing and rejoice. (b) He is always ready to fall into the snare that he lays for others. Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary 6. In-or, "By" the transgression-he is brought into difficulty (Pr 12:13), but the righteous go on prospering, and so sing or rejoice. Matthew Henry's Concise Commentary 29:1 If God wounds, who can heal? The word of God warns all to flee from the wrath to come, to the hope set before us in Jesus Christ. 2. The people have cause to rejoice or mourn, as their rulers are righteous or wicked. 3. Divine wisdom best keeps us from ruinous lusts. 4. The Lord Jesus is the King who will minister true judgment to the people. 5. Flatterers put men off their guard, which betrays them into foolish conduct. 6. Transgressions always end in vexations. Righteous men walk at liberty, and walk in safety. 7. This verse is applicable to compassion for the distress of the poor, and the unfeeling disregard shown by the wicked. 8. The scornful mock at things sacred and serious. Men who promote religion, which is true wisdom, turn away the wrath of God. 9. If a wise man dispute with a conceited wrangler, he will be treated with anger or ridicule; and no good is done. 10. Christ told his disciples that they should be hated of all men. The just, whom the blood-thirsty hate, gladly do any thing for their salvation. | 
