Saul Weinreb - Let the Prophets Speak

The way to a stable regime is through justice and concern for the poor. When a rich and poor man truly meet: God brings light to the world.

Greedy leaders, guilty murderers and partial judges versus honest judges and generous souls.

Solomon discusses the dangers of a guilty conscience, the greatness of an honest leader, and the importance of making plans for potential risks.

You can't hide a painful marriage forever, you will get from your relationships only what you bring into them yourself.

Advice and criticism given out of love is better than silence because you are afraid to ruin a relationship.   Jealousy can drive behavior that is worse even than anger.

The person who dresses up his ill intent with sweet sounding speech, is like one who covers a clay pot in silver. One day he will fall into the pit he dug for himself.

Don't hire an unqualified professional, and don't rely on a fool. There is nothing more dangerous than someone who thinks he knows what he is doing but is actually ignorant.

Don't make promises you can't keep, fight tyranny with patience, and many more gems from the wisdom of Solomon.

While God's justice is infinite and incomprehensible to man, human justice should be sensible and consistent.  Don't compromise the principles of justice in order to sit among the powerful.  Don't present your arguments by shaming others, instead you make your point by speaking the truth.

Don't be the one who judges based on what is popular, because popularity shifts unreliably. Stick with the truth, and at least in your heart you will be happy.