The evil bow before the good; and the wicked at the gates of the righteous.
The saying stands within the larger body of proverbs that runs from chapter 1 through chapter 24. That body is credited chiefly to Solomon as its author. Its contents were probably assembled by him personally or at least within his lifetime.
The saying stands within the larger body of proverbs that runs from chapter 1 through chapter 24. That body is credited chiefly to Solomon as its author. Its contents were probably assembled by him personally or at least within his lifetime.