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HaSefarim™ · Work ID 6a9df1d593693953f76633be · Chapter ID 6a9df1d6a662defec87cb724 · Canonical title Edut Chameshet Meqabyan · Publication status published
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A long royal admonition dismantles pride by recalling rulers and mighty men humbled by Yahuah.
Nevukhadnetzar, Shaul, and other powerful figures become examples that kingship is delegated, not self-created.
Messengers such as Rafa'el and Miykha'el are described as servants sent by Yahuah, never rival elohim.
The king is told to rule as a servant, protect the people, judge without corruption, and remember that Yahuah alone appoints and removes.