Book of Proverbs: Word Cloud as an objective check of its emphasis

I often use a word cloud to get an objective overview of a document. I may have my preconceptions about it, but the word cloud software does not share them. Here is an overview of the Book of Proverbs generated by my go-to WordCloud software: 

abomination (21) away (23) better (20) counsel (16) death (18) evil (50) eyes (37) father (26) favour (16) fear (23) fool (61) foolish (21) friend (20) froward (17) give (20) hand (40) heart (85) honour (19) house (30) instruction (27) judgment (19) keep (38) king (32) knowledge (42) lest (18) life (38) lips (43) LORD (87) love (19) man (171) mouth (52) neighbour (20) paths (18) poor (38) riches (33) righteous (54) righteousness (22) son (47) soul (40) things (23) tongue (19) understanding (64) upright (19) ways (29) wicked (89) wisdom (54) wise (69) woman (25) words (40) wrath (17)

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This overview can guide my insights: there is a contrast of opposites: foolish or wise, death or life, wicked or righteous. It is grounded in humanity and relations: father and friend and neighbor. The top focus is on a man and the Lord. The book is about the value of being upright, heeding instruction, seeking  knowledge and understanding. These things bring righteousness and honor into life. 

An overview -- much less a word cloud -- is not meant provide a full picture a book, but it can ground our approach.