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Proverbs 28

Proverbs28

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1 The when no , but the are as a .

2 When a , it has , but with a of and , its will .

3 A who the is a that leaves .

4 Those who the the , but those who the against them.

5 do , but those who the Lord it .

6 is a who in his than a who is in his .

7 The one who the is a with , but a of his .

8 Whoever his by and it for him who is to the .

9 If one his from the , his is an .

10 Whoever the into an will into his , but the will have a .

11 A is in his own , but a who has will find him .

12 When the , there is , but when the , .

13 Whoever his will , but he who and them will .

14 is the who the Lord , but his will into .

15 Like a or a is a a .

16 A who is a , but he who will his .

17 If is with the of , he will be a ; let no him.

18 Whoever in will be , but he who is in his will .

19 his will have of , but he who will have of .

20 A will with , but to be will .

21 To is , but a of a will do .

22 A after and does will upon him.

23 Whoever a will more than he who with his .

24 his or his and , That is , is a to a who .

25 A , but the one who in the Lord will be .

26 Whoever in his own is a , but he who in will be .

27 Whoever to the will , but he who his will get a .

28 When the , , but when they , the .

Cross References

Proverbs 28
v1Leviticus 26:36thematic

Explicitly describes the wicked fleeing when no one pursues, driven by terror of a shaken leaf.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v18Proverbs 10:9thematic

Parallel proverb contrasting walking surely in integrity with the sudden fall of the perverse.

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v24Matthew 15:4-6thematic

Jesus condemns those who rob parents of due honor/support using religious pretexts.

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v5John 7:17thematic

Willingness to do God's will is the key to understanding spiritual truth.

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v7Proverbs 23:20thematic

Identifies riotous men as gluttons and drunkards who bring shame.

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v9Proverbs 21:13thematic

Direct parallel: turning a deaf ear to the poor results in unanswered prayers.

Supported by Matthew Henry

v13Psalms 32:3-5thematic

David's personal testimony of the misery of covering sin versus finding mercy in confession.

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v21Proverbs 24:23thematic

Identical Hebrew warning against showing respect of persons in judgment.

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v8Exodus 22:25thematic

Law forbidding usury and unjust increase when lending to the poor.

Supported by Matthew Poole

v17Genesis 9:6thematic

The foundational covenant decree regarding the blood of a murderer fleeing to destruction.

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v19Proverbs 12:11thematic

Parallel proverb contrasting diligent land tillage with following vain, idle persons.

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v201 Timothy 6:9thematic

Warnings on how those who make haste to be rich fall into snares.

Supported by Matthew Henry

v22Matthew 20:15thematic

Jesus uses the idiom of the 'evil eye' to denote envy and covetousness.

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v28Proverbs 28:12thematic

Internal verbal parallel regarding men hiding when wicked rulers rise to power.

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v26Proverbs 3:5contrast

Contrasts trusting in one's own heart with trusting in the Lord wholeheartedly.

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