In Proverbs 19:20 whom should one hear, receive from, and accept? God or any wise man? Proverbs 20 Hear counsel, receive instruction, and accept correction, that you may be wise in the time to come. (AMP)

Please help to interpret the above. Whom should one hear, receive from, and accept?

Thanks,
Moral: A Wise Man Listens to Advice, Instruction, and Correction

A straightforward interpretation of this proverb has more to do with who we should be rather than who we should listen to. All throughout the book, and especially the beginning, the writer urges the reader to choose wisdom instead of foolishness. This maxim is in that vein. It is saying that we should be the kind of people who will listen to counsel, instruction, and correction, because those people will become wise (for having done so).

This aphorism isn't attempting to tell us where we should get advice. Rather it is saying that if we want to be wise, we need to be willing to take it. Far too often, we are not even willing to listen to correction, instruction, or counsel.