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Honor the Lord with your wealth
    and with the first of all your crops.
10 Then your barns will be filled with plenty,
    and your vats will burst with wine.

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15 The riches of the wealthy are their strong city;
    the ruin of the poor is their poverty.

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Riches don’t help in the day of wrath,
    but righteousness rescues from death.

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28 Those who trust in their wealth will wither,
    but the righteous will thrive like leafy trees.

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Wealth can ransom a person’s life,
    but the poor don’t even receive threats.

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20 Even their neighbors hate the poor,
    but many love the wealthy.

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24 Wealth is the crown of the wise,
    and the folly of fools is folly.

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16 Better a little with fear of the Lord
    than a great treasure with turmoil.
17 Better a meal of greens with love
    than a plump calf with hate.

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Those who mock the poor insult their maker;
    those who rejoice in disaster won’t go unpunished.

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16 Why should a fool have money
    to pay for wisdom? He has no mind.

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11 The riches of the wealthy are a strong city
    and like a high wall in their imagination.

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23 The poor plead for help,
    but the wealthy answer harshly.

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Riches increase one’s friends,
    but the poor lose their friends.

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Many seek favor from rulers;
    everyone befriends a gift giver.
All the relatives of the poor hate them;
    even more, their friends stay far from them.
    When they pursue them with words, they aren’t there.

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The rich and the poor have this in common:
    the Lord made them both.

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The wealthy rule over the poor;
    a borrower is a slave to a lender.

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Don’t wear yourself out trying to get rich;
    be smart enough to stop.
When your eyes fly to wealth
    it is gone; it grows wings
    like an eagle and flies heavenward.

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Someone who is full refuses honey,
    but anything bitter tastes sweet to a hungry person.

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Better to be poor and walk in innocence
    than to be on crooked paths and wealthy.

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Those who become rich through high interest rates
    gather money for those who are generous to the poor.

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11 Rich people think they are wise,
    but an insightful poor person sees through them.

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20 Reliable people will have abundant blessings,
    but those with get-rich-quick schemes won’t go unpunished.
21 Those who show favoritism aren’t good;
    people do wrong for a crust of bread.
22 The stingy try to get rich fast,
    unaware that loss will come to them.

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