El impío huye sin que nadie lo persigaa,mas los justos están confiados como un león.Lev. 26:17, 36; Sal. 53:52 Por la transgresión de la tierra, muchos son sus príncipesa;pero por el hombre entendido y de conocimiento permanece estable1b.Lit., así1 Rey. 16:8-28; 2 Rey. 15:8-15Prov. 11:113 El pobre que oprime a los humildesaes como lluvia torrencial que no deja1 pan.Lit., y no hayMat. 18:284 Los que abandonan la ley alaban a los impíosa,pero los que guardan la ley luchan contra ellosb.Sal. 49:18; Rom. 1:321 Rey. 18:18; Neh. 13:11, 15; Mat. 3:7; 14:4; Ef. 5:115 Los hombres malvados no entienden de justicia1a,mas los que buscan al SEÑOR lo entienden todob.O, juicioSal. 92:6; Isa. 6:9; 44:18Sal. 119:100; Prov. 2:9; Juan 7:17; 1 Cor. 2:15; 1 Jn. 2:20, 276 Mejor es el pobre que anda en su integridada,que el que es torcido1, aunque sea rico.Lit., perverso de dos caminosProv. 19:17 Él que guarda la ley es hijo entendido,pero el que es compañero de glotonesa avergüenza a su padre.Prov. 23:208 Él que aumenta su riqueza por interés y usuraa,la recoge para el que se apiada de los pobresb.Éx. 22:25; Lev. 25:36Job 27:17; Prov. 13:22; 14:319 Al que aparta su oído para no oír la ley,su oración también es abominacióna.Sal. 66:18; 109:7; Prov. 15:8; 21:2710 Él que extravía a los rectos por el mal camino,en su propia fosa caeráa;pero los íntegros1 heredarán el bienb.O, perfectosSal. 7:15; Prov. 26:27Mat. 6:33; Heb. 6:12; 1 Ped. 3:911 El rico es sabio ante sus propios ojosa,mas el pobre que es entendido, lo sondea1.Lit., lo examinaProv. 3:7; 26:5, 1212 Cuando los justos triunfan, grande es la gloriaa,pero cuando los impíos se levantan, los hombres se esconden1b.Lit., serán buscadosProv. 11:10; 29:2Prov. 28:28; Ecl. 10:5, 613 Él que encubre sus pecados no prosperaráa,mas el que los confiesa y los abandona hallará misericordiab.Job 31:33; Sal. 32:3Sal. 32:5; 1 Jn. 1:914 Cuán bienaventurado es el hombre que siempre temea,pero el que endurece su corazón caerá en el infortuniob.Prov. 23:17Sal. 95:8; Rom. 2:515 Cual león rugientea y oso agresivoes el gobernante perverso sobre el pueblo pobreb.Prov. 19:12; 1 Ped. 5:8Éx. 1:14; Prov. 29:2; Mat. 2:1616 Al príncipe que es gran opresor le falta entendimientoa,pero el que odia las ganancias injustas prolongará sus días.Ecl. 10:16; Isa. 3:1217 El hombre cargado con culpa de sangre humana,fugitivo será hasta la muerte1a; que nadie lo apoye.Lit., huirá hasta la fosaGén. 9:6; Éx. 21:1418 Él que anda en integridad1 será salvo,mas el que es de camino torcido2 caerá de repentea.O, perfecciónLit., perverso de dos caminosProv. 10:2719 Él que labra su tierra se saciará de pana,pero el que sigue propósitos vanos se llenará de pobreza.Prov. 12:11; 20:1320 El hombre fiel abundará en bendicionesa,pero el que se apresura a enriquecerse no quedará sin castigob.Prov. 10:6; Mat. 24:45; 25:21Prov. 20:21; 28:22; 1 Tim. 6:921 Hacer acepción de personas1 no es buenoa,pues por un bocado de pan el hombre pecaráb.Lit., Fijarse en los rostrosProv. 24:23Ezeq. 13:1922 El hombre avaro1a corre tras la riquezab,y no sabe que la miseria vendrá sobre él.Lit., de ojo malignoProv. 23:6Prov. 21:523 Él que reprende al hombrea hallará después más favorque el que lo lisonjea con la lenguab.Prov. 27:5, 6Prov. 29:524 Él que roba a su padre o a su madreay dice: «No es transgresión»,es compañero del hombre destructorb.Prov. 19:26Prov. 18:925 El hombre arrogante1 suscita rencillasa,mas el que confía en el SEÑOR prosperará2b.Lit., de alma ensanchadaLit., engordaráProv. 15:18Prov. 11:25; 29:25; 1 Tim. 6:626 Él que confía en su propio corazóna es un necio,pero el que anda con sabiduría será librado.Prov. 3:527 Él que da al pobre no pasará necesidada,pero el que cierra1 sus ojos tendrá muchas maldiciones.Lit., escondeProv. 11:24; 19:1728 Cuando los impíos se levantan, los hombres se esconden;mas cuando perecen, los justos se multiplican.
The wicked aflee when no one pursues them,But the righteous are as bold as a lion. Lev 26:17, 36; Ps 53:5Lev 26:17, 36; Ps 53:52 When a land does wrong, it has amany princes,But when the ruler is a bman of understanding and knowledge, its stability endures.1 Kin 16:8-28; 2 Kin 15:8-15Prov 11:113 A apoor man who oppresses and exploits the lowlyIs like a sweeping rain which leaves no food. Matt 18:28Matt 18:284 Those who 1set aside the law of God and manapraise the wicked,But those who keep the law of God and manbstruggle with them. Prov 29:18Lit forsake.Ps 49:18; Rom 1:321 Kin 18:18; Neh 13:11, 15; Matt 3:7; 14:4; Eph 5:115 Evil men ado not understand justice,But they who long for and seek the LORDbunderstand it fully. John 7:17; 1+@Cor 2:15; 1+@John 2:20, 27Ps 92:6; Is 6:9; 44:18Ps 119:100; Prov 2:9; John 7:17; 1 Cor 2:15; 1 John 2:20, 276 aBetter is the poor who walks in his integrityThan he who is crooked and two-faced though he is rich. Prov 19:1Prov 19:17 He who keeps the law of God and man is a wise and discerning son,But he who is a companion of agluttons humiliates his father and himself.Prov 23:208 He who increases his wealth by interest and usury (excessive ainterest)Gathers it bfor him who is gracious to the poor. Job 27:16, 17; Prov 13:22; Eccl 2:26Ex 22:25; Lev 25:36Job 27:17; Prov 13:22; 14:319 He who turns his ear away from listening to the law of God and man,Even his aprayer is repulsive to God. Ps 66:18; 109:7; Prov 15:8; Zech 7:11Ps 66:18; 109:7; Prov 15:8; 21:2710 He who leads the upright astray on an evil pathWill ahimself fall into his own pit,But the bblameless will inherit good.Ps 7:15; Prov 26:27Matt 6:33; Heb 6:12; 1 Pet 3:911 The rich man who is conceited and relies on his wealth instead of God is awise in his own eyes,But the poor man who has understanding because he relies on God is able to see through him.Prov 3:7; 26:5, 1212 When the arighteous triumph, there is great glory and celebration;But bwhen the wicked rise to prominence, men hide themselves.Prov 11:10; 29:2Prov 28:28; Eccl 10:5, 613 He who aconceals his transgressions will not prosper,But whoever bconfesses and 1turns away from his sins will find compassion and mercy. Ps 32:3, 5; 1+@John 1:8-10Lit forsakes.Job 31:33; Ps 32:3Ps 32:5; 1 John 1:914 Blessed and favored by God is the man who afears sin and its consequence at all times,But he who bhardens his heart and is determined to sin will fall into disaster.Prov 23:17Ps 95:8; Rom 2:515 Like a aroaring lion and a charging bearIs a bwicked ruler over a poor people.Prov 19:12; 1 Pet 5:8Ex 1:14; Prov 29:2; Matt 2:1616 A aleader who is a great oppressor lacks understanding and common sense and his wickedness shortens his days,But he who hates unjust gain will be blessed and prolong his days.Eccl 10:16; Is 3:1217 A man who ais burdened with the guilt of human blood (murder)Will be a fugitive until death; let no one support him or give him refuge.Gen 9:6; Ex 21:1418 He who walks blamelessly and uprightly will be kept safe,But he who is acrooked (perverse) will suddenly fall.Prov 10:2719 aHe who cultivates his land will bhave plenty of bread,But he who follows worthless people and frivolous pursuits will have plenty of poverty.Prov 12:11Prov 20:1320 A afaithful (right-minded) man will abound with blessings,But he who bhurries to be rich will not go unpunished. Prov 13:11; 20:21; 23:4; 1+@Tim 6:9Prov 10:6; Matt 24:45; 25:21Prov 20:21; 28:22; 1 Tim 6:921 To have regard for one person over another and to ashow favoritism is not good,bBecause for a piece of bread a man will transgress.Prov 24:23Ezek 13:1922 He who has an aevil and envious eye bhurries to be richAnd does not know that poverty will come upon him. Prov 21:5; 28:20Prov 23:6Prov 21:523 He who appropriatelyareprimands a wise man will afterward find more favorThan he who bflatters with the tongue.Prov 27:5, 6Prov 29:524 He who arobs his father or his motherAnd says, “This is no sin,”Is not only a thief but also the bcompanion of a man who destroys.Prov 19:26Prov 18:925 An arrogant and greedy man astirs up strife,But he who btrusts in the LORDcwill be blessed and prosper.Prov 15:18Prov 29:25; 1 Tim 6:6Prov 11:2526 He who atrusts confidently in his own heart is a dull, thickheaded fool,But he who walks in skillful and godly wisdom will be rescued. James 1:5Prov 3:527 He who agives to the poor will never want,But he who shuts his eyes from their need will have many curses. Deut 15:7; Prov 19:17; 22:9Prov 11:24; 19:1728 When the wicked rise to power, men hide themselves;But when the wicked perish, the consistently righteous increase and become great. Prov 28:12
The wickedaflee when noone is pursuing,But the righteousare1bold as a lion.Lit confidentLev 26:17, 36; Ps 53:52 Due to a 1wrongdoing of 2a land its leaders are amany,But bby a person of understandingandknowledge, so it endures.Or rebellionI.e., the people of a land1 Kin 16:8-28; 2 Kin 15:8-15Prov 11:113 A apoorman who oppresses the helplessIs like a drivingrain1which leavesnofood.Lit and there is no breadMatt 18:284 Those who abandon the Lawapraise the wicked,But those who keep the Lawbstrive against them.Ps 49:18; Rom 1:321 Kin 18:18; Neh 13:11, 15; Matt 3:7; 14:4; Eph 5:115 Evilpeopleado not understandjustice,But those who seek the LORDbunderstandeverything.Ps 92:6; Is 6:9; 44:18Ps 119:100; Prov 2:9; John 7:17; 1 Cor 2:15; 1 John 2:20, 276 aBetter is a poorperson who walks in his integrity,Than a person who is 1crooked, though he is rich.Lit perverse of two waysProv 19:17 He who keeps the Law is a discerningson,But he who is a companion of agluttonshumiliates his father.Prov 23:208 One who increases his wealth by 1ainterestofanykind,Collects it bfor one who is gracious to the poor.Possibly interest on money and food loansEx 22:25; Lev 25:36Job 27:17; Prov 13:22; 14:319 One who turns his earaway from listening to the Law,Even his aprayer is an abomination.Ps 66:18; 109:7; Prov 15:8; 21:2710 One who leads the uprightastray in an evilwayWill ahimselffall into his own pit,But the bblameless will inheritgood.Ps 7:15; Prov 26:27Matt 6:33; Heb 6:12; 1 Pet 3:911 The richperson is awise in his own eyes,But the poor who hasunderstanding1seesthrough him.Lit examines himProv 3:7; 26:5, 1212 When the arighteoustriumph, there is greatglory,But bwhen the wickedrise, people1hide themselves.Lit will be searched forProv 11:10; 29:2Prov 28:28; Eccl 10:5, 613 One who aconceals his wrongdoings will not prosper,But one who bconfesses and abandonsthem will findcompassion.Job 31:33; Ps 32:3Ps 32:5; 1 John 1:914 How blessed is the person who afearsalways,But one who bhardens his heart will fall into disaster.Prov 23:17Ps 95:8; Rom 2:515 Like a aroaringlion and a rushingbearIs a bwickedrulerover a poorpeople.Prov 19:12; 1 Pet 5:8Ex 1:14; Prov 29:2; Matt 2:1616 A aleader who is a greatoppressorlacksunderstanding,But a person who hatesunjustgain will prolonghisdays.Eccl 10:16; Is 3:1217 A person who is aburdened with the guilt of humanbloodWill 1be a fugitiveuntildeath; no one is to support him!Lit flee to the pitGen 9:6; Ex 21:1418 One who walksblamelessly will receivehelp,But one who is 1acrooked will fallall at once.Lit perverse of two waysProv 10:2719 aOne who works his land will bhaveplenty of food,But one who followsemptypursuits will haveplenty of poverty.Prov 12:11Prov 20:1320 A afaithfulperson will abound with blessings,But one who bhurries to berich will not gounpunished.Prov 10:6; Matt 24:45; 25:21Prov 20:21; 28:22; 1 Tim 6:921 To 1ashowpartiality is not good,bBecause for a piece of bread a man will dowrong.Lit regard the faceProv 24:23Ezek 13:1922 A person with an aevileyebhurries after wealthAnd does not know that poverty will come upon him.Prov 23:6Prov 21:523 One who arebukes a person will afterwardfindmorefavorThan one who bflatters with the tongue.Prov 27:5, 6Prov 29:524 He who arobs his father or his motherAnd says, “Thereisnowrongdone,”Is the bcompanion of a person who destroys.Prov 19:26Prov 18:925 An 1arrogantpersonastirsupstrife,But one who btrusts in the LORDcwill 2prosper.Lit broad soulLit be made fatProv 15:18Prov 29:25; 1 Tim 6:6Prov 11:2526 One who atrusts in his own heart is a fool,But one who walkswisely will fleetosafety.Prov 3:527 One who agives to the poor will neverlackanything,But one who 1shuts his eyes will have manycurses.Lit hidesProv 11:24; 19:1728 When the wickedrise, peoplehide themselves;But when they perish, the righteousincrease.