The godly are directed by honesty; the wicked fall beneath their load of sin.

完全人的义必指引他的路；但恶人必因自己的恶跌倒。

完全人的义修平自己的路；但恶人必因自己的恶跌倒。

完全人的义修平自己的路；但恶人必因自己的恶跌倒。

纯全人行义走坦途，恶人作恶致沉沦。

完全人的公义，必使自己的路平坦正直，但恶人必因自己的邪恶跌倒。

纯全人的公义修直自己的道路；恶人必因自己的邪恶而仆倒。

完全人的義必指引他的路；但惡人必因自己的惡跌倒。

完全人的義修平自己的路；但惡人必因自己的惡跌倒。

完全人的義修平自己的路；但惡人必因自己的惡跌倒。

純全人行義走坦途，惡人作惡致沉淪。

完全人的公義，必使自己的路平坦正直，但惡人必因自己的邪惡跌倒。

純全人的義氣能使他所行的路平直；但惡人必因他自己的惡而跌倒。

純全人的公義修直自己的道路；惡人必因自己的邪惡而仆倒。

完人之義、平直其途、惡者因己惡而顚覆、

德備之人、有仁有義、得行坦途、作惡者流、干厥罪戾、必致隕越。

德備者之途、必因己善而平直、惡人必因己惡而傾仆、

The righteousness of the blameless makes their paths straight, but the wicked are brought down by their own wickedness.

The ways of honest people are made straight because they do what is right. But those who do what is wrong are brought down by their own sins.

The righteousness of the blameless keeps his way straight, but the wicked falls by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless clears his path, but the wicked person will fall because of his wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless will smooth his way, But the wicked will fall by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless will direct his way aright, But the wicked will fall by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the perfect shall direct his way; But the wicked shall fall by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless clears his path, but the wicked person will fall because of his wickedness.

The righteousness of the perfect shall direct his way: but the wicked shall fall by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless will make straight their way, but the wicked person will fall by his own wickedness.

The righteousness of the blameless will direct his way, but the wicked shall fall by his own wickedness.

An evil man is held captive by his own sins; they are ropes that catch and hold him.

“ I have sinned,” he declared,“ for I have betrayed an innocent man.”“ What do we care?” they retorted.“ That’s your problem.”Then Judas threw the silver coins down in the Temple and went out and hanged himself.

Seek his will in all you do, and he will show you which path to take.

Honesty guides good people; dishonesty destroys treacherous people.

Queen Esther replied,“ If I have found favor with the king, and if it pleases the king to grant my request, I ask that my life and the lives of my people will be spared.For my people and I have been sold to those who would kill, slaughter, and annihilate us. If we had merely been sold as slaves, I could remain quiet, for that would be too trivial a matter to warrant disturbing the king.”“ Who would do such a thing?” King Xerxes demanded.“ Who would be so presumptuous as to touch you?”Esther replied,“ This wicked Haman is our adversary and our enemy.” Haman grew pale with fright before the king and queen.Then the king jumped to his feet in a rage and went out into the palace garden. Haman, however, stayed behind to plead for his life with Queen Esther, for he knew that the king intended to kill him.In despair he fell on the couch where Queen Esther was reclining, just as the king was returning from the palace garden. The king exclaimed,“ Will he even assault the queen right here in the palace, before my very eyes?” And as soon as the king spoke, his attendants covered Haman’s face, signaling his doom.Then Harbona, one of the king’s eunuchs, said,“ Haman has set up a sharpened pole that stands seventy five feet tall in his own courtyard. He intended to use it to impale Mordecai, the man who saved the king from assassination.”“ Then impale Haman on it!” the king ordered.So they impaled Haman on the pole he had set up for Mordecai, and the king’s anger subsided.

The nations have fallen into the pit they dug for others. Their own feet have been caught in the trap they set.The Lord is known for his justice. The wicked are trapped by their own deeds. Quiet Interlude

When Ahithophel realized that his advice had not been followed, he saddled his donkey, went to his hometown, set his affairs in order, and hanged himself. He died there and was buried in the family tomb.

Therefore, they must eat the bitter fruit of living their own way, choking on their own schemes.For simpletons turn away from me— to death. Fools are destroyed by their own complacency.