'A king shall reign in righteousness' opens a vision of ideal governance, contrasted against the corrupt leadership described in earlier chapters. Does describing an ideal ruler this specifically function as hope, criticism of current leadership, or ...
Theological<b>Behold, for righteousness shall a king reign</b> Behold a king has no right to reign except to execute righteous judgment.<br><br><b>and over princes who rule with justice</b> And over whom should he reign? Over princes who rule with justice. The ...
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