Here is, 1. The character of a good king, which Solomon intended not
for his own praise, but for instruction to his successors, his
neighbours, and the viceroys under him. A good king not only does
justice, but it is an abomination to him to do otherwise. He hates the
thought of doing wrong and perverting justice; he not only abhors the
wickedness done by others, but abhors the wickedness done by others,
but abhors to do any himself, though, having power, he might easily and
safety do it. 2. The comfort of a good king: His throne is established
by righteousness. He that makes conscience of using his power aright
shall find that to be the best security of his government, both as it
will oblige people, make them easy, and keep them in the interest of
it, and as it will obtain the blessing of God, which will be a firm
basis to the throne and a strong guard about it.