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Proverbs 28:16-22 New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE)

16. The less prudent the rulers, the more oppressive their deeds.Those who hate ill-gotten gain prolong their days.

17. Though a person burdened with blood guilt is in flight even to the grave,let no one offer support.

18. Whoever walks blamelessly is safe,but one whose ways are crooked falls into a pit.

19. Those who cultivate their land will have plenty of food,but those who engage in idle pursuits will have plenty of want.

20. The trustworthy will be richly blessed;but whoever hastens to be rich will not go unpunished.

21. To show partiality is never good:for even a morsel of bread one may do wrong.

22. Misers hurry toward wealth,not knowing that want is coming toward them.

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