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

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].

²⁰ A ·truthful [reliable] person will have many blessings,
but those ·eager to get rich [or with get-rich-quick schemes] will be punished.