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Anger, Pride, Fear of Man, and the LORD
Anger multiplies sin, pride brings a person low, and partnership in wrongdoing creates moral entanglement. The fear of man is a snare, but trust in the LORD gives security; the book’s wisdom theology again locates ultimate safety beyond human approval and power.
Proverbs says fear of man becomes a snare while trust in the LORD brings safety; Psalm 56 answers fear by choosing trust in God and asking what flesh can ultimately do. Both texts relocate security from human power to confident reliance on God.
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