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Honor the Lord with your wealth
    and with the best part of everything you produce.
10 Then he will fill your barns with grain,
    and your vats will overflow with good wine.

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Honor the Lord with your substance
    and with the first fruits of all your produce;(A)
10 then your barns will be filled with plenty,
    and your vats will be bursting with wine.

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Tainted wealth has no lasting value,
    but right living can save your life.

The Lord will not let the godly go hungry,
    but he refuses to satisfy the craving of the wicked.

Lazy people are soon poor;
    hard workers get rich.

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Treasures gained by wickedness do not profit,
    but righteousness delivers from death.
The Lord does not let the righteous go hungry,
    but he thwarts the craving of the wicked.(A)
A slack hand causes poverty,
    but the hand of the diligent makes rich.(B)

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15 The wealth of the rich is their fortress;
    the poverty of the poor is their destruction.

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15 The wealth of the rich is their fortress;
    the poverty of the poor is their ruin.(A)

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22 The blessing of the Lord makes a person rich,
    and he adds no sorrow with it.

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22 The blessing of the Lord makes rich,
    and toil adds nothing to it.(A)

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Riches won’t help on the day of judgment,
    but right living can save you from death.

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Riches do not profit in the day of wrath,
    but righteousness delivers from death.(A)

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25 The generous will prosper;
    those who refresh others will themselves be refreshed.

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25 A generous person will be enriched,
    and one who gives water will get water.(A)

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28 Trust in your money and down you go!
    But the godly flourish like leaves in spring.

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28 Those who trust in their riches will wither,[a]
    but the righteous will flourish like green leaves.(A)

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Notas al pie

  1. 11.28 Cn: Heb fall

Some who are poor pretend to be rich;
    others who are rich pretend to be poor.

The rich can pay a ransom for their lives,
    but the poor won’t even get threatened.

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Some pretend to be rich yet have nothing;
    others pretend to be poor yet have great wealth.(A)
Wealth is a ransom for a person’s life,
    but a poor person pays no attention to a rebuke.

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11 Wealth from get-rich-quick schemes quickly disappears;
    wealth from hard work grows over time.

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11 Wealth hastily gotten[a] will dwindle,
    but those who gather little by little will increase it.(A)

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Notas al pie

  1. 13.11 Gk Vg: Heb from vanity

22 Good people leave an inheritance to their grandchildren,
    but the sinner’s wealth passes to the godly.

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22 The good leave an inheritance to their children’s children,
    but the sinner’s wealth is laid up for the righteous.(A)

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20 The poor are despised even by their neighbors,
    while the rich have many “friends.”

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20 The poor are disliked even by their neighbors,
    but the rich have many friends.(A)

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24 Wealth is a crown for the wise;
    the effort of fools yields only foolishness.

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24 The crown of the wise is their wealth,
    but folly is the garland[a] of fools.

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Notas al pie

  1. 14.24 Cn: Heb is the folly