Matthew Poole and continuators on Proverbs 4:26

26. Ponder the path of thy feet , and let all thy ways be established .

Consider thine actions before thou doest them, and see that they agree with the Rule.

Let thine Actions be uniformly and constantly good in spight of all temptations to the contrary. Or, Let thy ways be directed or disposed aright, as this Hebrew word signifies. Or, thy ways shall be established. So this is a promise to confirm the foregoing Precept, If thou doest ponder them, thou mayest expect God's blessing and good success in them.

Marginal references: Or, all thy [illegible: 1 word] shall be [illegible: 1+ letters]red aright.