22 (A)Do not rob the poor, because he is poor,
    or (B)crush the afflicted at (C)the gate,
23 for (D)the Lord will plead their cause
    and rob of life those who rob them.

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22 Do not rob the poor because they are poor
    or crush the afflicted at the gate,(A)
23 for the Lord pleads their cause
    and despoils of life those who despoil them.(B)

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(A)A poor man who oppresses the poor
    is a beating rain that leaves no food.

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A poor person who oppresses the poor
    is a beating rain that leaves no food.(A)

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(A)Better is a poor man who (B)walks in his integrity
    than a rich man who is (C)crooked in his ways.

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Better to be poor and walk in integrity
    than to be crooked in one’s ways even though rich.(A)

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A righteous man (A)knows the rights of the poor;
    a wicked man does not (B)understand such knowledge.

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The righteous know the rights of the poor;
    the wicked have no such understanding.(A)

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13 The poor man and the oppressor (A)meet together;
    the Lord (B)gives light to the eyes of both.

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13 The poor and the oppressor have this in common:
    the Lord gives light to the eyes of both.(A)

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14 If a king (A)faithfully judges the poor,
    his throne will (B)be established forever.

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14 If a king judges the poor with equity,
    his throne will be established forever.(A)

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20 She (A)opens her hand to (B)the poor
    and reaches out her hands to (C)the needy.

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20 She opens her hand to the poor
    and reaches out her hands to the needy.(A)

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