Proverbs 6:22

“it--(compare Pro 6:23); denotes the instruction of parents (Pro 6:20), to which all the qualities of a safe guide and guard and ready teacher are ascribed. It prevents the ingress of evil by supplying good thoughts, even in dreams (Pro 3:21-23; Psa 19:9; Pe2 1:19).”

“The thought of Proverbs 3:3 is carried step further. No outward charm, but the law of obedience, shall give safety to the traveler, when he sleeps or when he wakes. return to 'Top of Page'”

“It - The law of God which thy parents have taught thee. Talk - It shall give thee counsel and comfort. Proverbs 6:25”

“Pro 2:11, Pro 3:23, Pro 3:24; Psa 17:4, Psa 43:3, Psa 119:9, Psa 119:11, Psa 119:24, Psa 119:54, Psa 119:97, Psa 119:148; Dan 11:18-21 Proverbs 6:23”

“The representation of the good doctrine is now personified, and becomes identified with it. When thou walkest, it will guide thee; When thou liest down, it will keep watch over thee; And when thou wakest, it will talk with thee. The subject is the doctrine of wisdom, with which the representation of wisdom herself is identified. The futures are not expressive of a wish or of an admonition, but of a promise; the form of the third clause shows this. Thus, and in the same succession as in the schema Deu 6:7, cf. Pro 11:19, are the three circumstances of the outward life distinguished: going, lying down, and rising up. The punctuation בּהתהלכך, found here and there, is Ben-Naphtali's variant;…”