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Proverbs 11

Proverbs11

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1 A is an to the Lord, but a is his .

2 When , then , but with the is .

3 The of the them, but the of the .

4 do in the of , but from .

5 The of the his , but the by his .

6 The of the them, but the are by their .

7 When the , his will , and the of too.

8 The is from , and the walks into .

9 With his the would his , but by the are .

10 When it with the , the , and when the there are shouts of .

11 By the of the a is , but by the of the it is .

12 Whoever his , but a of remains .

13 Whoever , but he who is in a .

14 Where there is , a , but in an of there is .

15 Whoever puts up for a will , but he who striking hands in is .

16 A , and violent .

17 A who is , but a .

18 The , but one who gets a .

19 Whoever is in will , but he who will .

20 Those of are an to the Lord, but those of are his .

21 , an will , but the of the will be .

22 Like a in a is a .

23 The of the ends in ; the of the in .

24 , grows all the ; another what he should , and only suffers .

25 brings will be , and one who will himself be .

26 The him who , but a is on the of him who it.

27 Whoever diligently , but to him who for it.

28 Whoever in his will , but the will like a green .

29 his own will the , and the will be to the of .

30 The of the is a of , and is .

31 the is on , how the and the !

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Proverbs 11

Public-domain commentary and original-language notes for Proverbs 11. The full AI study guide (summary, themes, context) has its own page.

v1

However men may make light of giving short weight or measure, and however common such crimes may be, they are an abomination to the Lord.

v2

Considering how safe, and quiet, and easy the humble are, we see that with the lowly is wisdom.

v3

An honest man's principles are fixed, therefore his way is plain.

Cross References

Proverbs 11
v311 Peter 4:18allusion

1 Peter 4:18 quotes the Septuagint translation of this verse regarding the judgment of the righteous and wicked.

v2Proverbs 16:18thematic

Direct thematic parallel linking pride with imminent downfall and destruction.

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v18Galatians 6:8thematic

New Testament parallel using the same agricultural metaphor of sowing righteousness to reap a sure reward.

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v18Hosea 10:12thematic

Prophetic exhortation matching the language of sowing in righteousness and reaping mercy.

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v28Jeremiah 17:8thematic

Thematic parallel comparing the righteous who trust in God to a flourishing green tree.

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v28Psalms 1:3thematic

Standard biblical simile comparing the godly man to a well-watered, fruitful tree.

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v29Proverbs 15:27thematic

Explains that troubling one's own house is linked with greediness for illicit gain.

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v4Proverbs 10:2thematic

Identical proverbial contrast showing that riches fail in judgment, while righteousness delivers.

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v15Proverbs 6:1-5thematic

Detailed warning against the severe financial dangers of becoming surety for another.