Proverbs 11
1 The Lord hates dishonest scales, but accurate weights please him.
balance deceit abomination LORD and stone: weight complete acceptance his
2 With pride comes disgrace, but with humility comes wisdom.
to come (in): come arrogance and to come (in): come dishonor and with humble wisdom
3 Honesty guides the good, but deceit destroys liars.
integrity upright to lead them and crookedness to act treacherously (to ruin them *Q(K)*)
4 Wealth won't help you on judgment day, but goodness saves you from death.
not to gain substance in/on/with day fury and righteousness to rescue from death
5 The goodness of the innocent keeps them on track, but the wicked fall by their own wickedness.
righteousness unblemished: blameless to smooth way: conduct his and in/on/with wickedness his to fall: fall wicked
6 The goodness of those who live right will save them, but the dishonest are trapped by their own desires.
righteousness upright to rescue them and in/on/with desire to act treacherously to capture
7 When a wicked person dies, their hopes die with them; what the godless look forward to is gone.
in/on/with death man wicked to perish hope and hope strength to perish
8 The good are saved from trouble, while the wicked get into trouble.
righteous from distress to rescue and to come (in): come wicked underneath: instead him
9 Godless people mouth off and destroy their neighbors, but the good are saved by wisdom.
in/on/with lip profane to ruin neighbor his and in/on/with knowledge righteous to rescue
10 The whole town celebrates when good people are successful; they also shout for joy when the wicked die.
in/on/with goodness righteous to rejoice town and in/on/with to perish wicked cry
11 Ethical people are a blessing to a town, but what the wicked say destroys it.
in/on/with blessing upright to exalt town and in/on/with lip wicked to overthrow
12 People who run down their neighbors have no sense; someone who's sensible keeps quiet.
to despise to/for neighbor his lacking heart and man understanding be quiet
13 A gossip goes around telling secrets, but trustworthy people keep confidences.
to go: went slander to reveal: reveal counsel and be faithful spirit to cover word: thing
14 A nation falls without good guidance, but they are saved through much wise counsel.
in/on/with nothing counsel to fall: fall people and deliverance: victory in/on/with abundance to advise
15 You'll get into trouble if you guarantee a stranger's loans—you're far safer if you refuse to make such pledges.
bad: evil be evil for to pledge be a stranger and to hate to blow to trust
16 A gracious woman holds on to her honor just as ruthless men hold on to their wealth.
woman favor to grasp glory and ruthless to grasp riches
17 If you're kind, you'll be rewarded; but if you're cruel, you'll hurt yourself.
to wean soul: myself his man kindness and to trouble flesh his cruel
18 The wicked earn wages that cheat them, but those who sow goodness reap a genuine reward.
wicked to make: do wages deception and to sow righteousness hire truth: certain
19 Do what's right, and you will live; chase after evil and you will die.
right righteousness to/for life and to pursue distress: evil to/for death his
20 The Lord hates perverted minds, but is happy with those who live moral lives.
abomination LORD twisted heart and acceptance his unblemished: blameless way: conduct
21 You can be certain of this: the wicked won't go unpunished, but the good will be saved.
hand: to to/for hand: certainly not to clear bad: evil and seed: children righteous to escape
22 A beautiful woman who lacks good judgment is like a gold ring in a pig's snout.
ring gold in/on/with face: nose swine woman beautiful and to turn aside: remove taste
23 Good people want what's best, but what the wicked hope for ends in death.
desire righteous surely good hope wicked fury
24 If you give generously you receive more, but if you keep back what you should give, you end up poor.
there to scatter and to add still and to withhold from uprightness surely to/for need
25 If you're generous, you'll become rich; give someone a drink of water, and you'll be given one in return.
soul: myself blessing to prosper and to quench also he/she/it to shoot
26 People curse those who hoard grain; but they bless those who sell.
to withhold grain to curse him people and blessing to/for head to buy grain
27 If you look to do good, you'll be appreciated; but if you look for evil, you'll find it!
to seek good to seek acceptance and to seek distress: evil to come (in): come him
28 If you trust in your riches, you'll fall; but if you do good, you'll flourish like green leaves.
to trust in/on/with riches his he/she/it to fall: fall and like/as leaf righteous to sprout
29 If you cause trouble in your family, you'll inherit nothing but air. Stupid people end up as servants to those who think wisely.
to trouble house: household his to inherit spirit: breath and servant/slave fool(ish) to/for wise heart
30 The fruit of the good is a tree of life, and the wise person saves people.
fruit righteous tree life and to take: take soul wise
31 If the good are repaid here on earth, how much more will the wicked who sin be repaid!
look! righteous in/on/with land: country/planet to complete also for wicked and to sin
