⁹ ·The honest person will live [^LThose who walk in innocence walk] in safety,
but ·the dishonest [^Lthose who twist their path] will be ·caught [found out].

² People who ·live good lives [walk in virtue/integrity] ·respect [fear] the Lord,
but those who ·live evil lives don’t [^Lgo the wrong way on their paths despise him].

19 It is better to be poor and ·honest [^Lwalking in innocence]
than to be foolish and ·tell lies [^Lhave crooked lips].

⁷ The ·good [righteous] people who ·live honest lives [walk about in innocence]
will be a blessing to their children.

¹⁸ ·Innocent people [^LThose who walk in innocence/blamelessness] will be ·kept safe [saved],
but those who ·are dishonest [twist paths] will ·suddenly be ruined [^Lfall in one; ^Cperhaps a pit or the grave].