Proverbs 3:21–35
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21My son, hold on to good sense and the understanding of what is right.
Don’t let them out of your sight.
22They will be life for you.
They will be like a gracious necklace around your neck.
23Then you will go on your way in safety.
You will not trip and fall.
24When you lie down, you won’t be afraid.
When you lie down, you will sleep soundly.
25Don’t be terrified by sudden trouble.
Don’t be afraid when sinners are destroyed.
26The Lord is the one you will trust in.
He will keep your feet from being caught in a trap.
27Don’t hold back good from those who are worthy of it.
Don’t hold it back when you can help.
28Suppose you have something to give.
Don’t say to your neighbor,
“Come back later.
I’ll give it to you tomorrow.”
29Don’t plan to harm your neighbor.
He lives near you and trusts you.
30Don’t bring charges against a man without any reason.
He has not harmed you.
31Don’t be jealous of a man who hurts others.
Don’t choose any of his ways.
32The Lord really hates sinful people.
But he makes honest people his closest friends.
33The Lord puts a curse on the houses of sinners.
But he blesses the homes of those who do what is right.
34He laughs at proud people who make fun of others.
But he gives grace to those who are not proud.
35Wise people receive honor.
But the Lord puts foolish people to shame.
Copyright 1998 International Bible Society