The lot puts an end to strife and decides between the strong.
In context
16A man’s gift opens the way for him and brings him before the great. 17The first to plead his case seems right, until his neighbor comes and cross-examines him. 18The lot puts an end to strife and decides between the strong. 19A brother wronged is harder won than a fortified city, and strife is like the bars of a fortress. 20From the fruit of his mouth a man’s belly is filled; the harvest of his lips satisfies him.
