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The Lord’s eyes ·see everything [L are everywhere];
he watches both evil and good people.

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13 Whoever gives evil in return for good
will always have trouble at home.

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26 It is not good to punish the ·innocent [righteous]
or to beat leaders for being honest.

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When a king sits on his throne to judge,
he ·knows evil when he sees it [or scatters evil with his eyes].

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10 Those who lead ·good [virtuous] people to ·do wrong [L go on an evil path]
    will ·be ruined by their own evil [L fall into their own pit],
but the ·innocent [blameless] will ·be rewarded with [L inherit] good things.

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21 It is not good ·for a judge to take sides [to show favoritism/partiality; L to recognize faces],
but some will ·sin [transgress; do wrong] for only a piece of bread.

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The Good Wife

10 ·It is hard to [L Who can…?] find a ·good [noble; virtuous] wife [Ruth 3:11],
    because she is worth more than ·rubies [or pearls].
11 Her husband ·trusts her completely [entrusts his heart to her].
    With her, he ·has everything he needs [L lacks no plunder; C a military image].
12 She ·does [brings] him good and not ·harm [trouble; evil]
    ·for as long as she lives [L all the days of her life].

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