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Mercy blesses both others and the one who gives it, while cruelty harms the cruel person himself.

Grace earns honor, while ruthless people may gain wealth but miss what truly matters.

Reckless financial entanglements bring harm, while wise caution brings security.

Without wise guidance people fall, but godly counsel brings stability and victory.

Gossip destroys trust, but a faithful person knows how to guard another’s confidence.

Despising a neighbor reveals foolishness, but understanding is shown through restraint and humility.

Upright people build up their communities, while the speech of the wicked tears them down.

A city rejoices when the righteous prosper and celebrates when wickedness is removed.

The godless destroy others with their words, but the righteous are delivered through truth and understanding.

God delivers the righteous from trouble, while the wicked fall into the ruin they meant to escape.

When the wicked die, all their false hopes perish, proving that human strength cannot outlast death.

Uprightness brings deliverance, but greed traps the treacherous in the very evil they pursue.

The righteous walk a smoother path through life, while the wicked are brought down by their own sin.

Riches cannot save in the day of judgment, but righteousness delivers from death.

Integrity guides the upright safely, while the crookedness of the treacherous leads to their destruction.

Pride leads to disgrace, but humility opens the way to true wisdom and lasting honor.

God delights in honesty and hates deceit, showing that integrity in everyday dealings matters deeply to Him.

The righteous know how to speak what is fitting, while the wicked speak what is twisted.

The righteous naturally speak wisdom, but corrupt speech will be judged.

Acts 28:30-31 concludes the Book of Acts. Luke, the author, informs us that Paul lived in his own rented home during his imprisonment in Rome for two years. He was allowed to preach the gospel as openly as he pleased, without anyone silencing him.