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Good words and faithful work both bear fruit, and what a person says and does returns to him.

Sinful speech traps the wicked, while righteousness helps a person avoid many self-made troubles.

A presença de Deus não pode ser limitada pelas circunstâncias, e a verdadeira restauração surge através da fé e da obediência, e não da dependência exclusiva de símbolos religiosos.

神的临在不受环境限制,真正的复兴是通过信仰和顺服实现的,而不是仅仅依赖宗教符号。

God’s presence cannot be bound by circumstances, and true restoration emerges through faith and obedience rather than dependence on religious symbols alone.

The wicked envy evil gain, but the righteous quietly produce lasting fruit from deep roots.

Faithful work leads to provision, but chasing empty pursuits reveals a lack of wisdom.

Righteousness shows itself even in the care of animals, while the wicked corrupt even their compassion.

It is better to live with modest substance than to project greatness while lacking basic provision.

True honor follows insight and wisdom, while a twisted mind earns contempt instead of respect.

The wicked are eventually overthrown, but the household and legacy of the righteous endure.

The words of the wicked are dangerous and destructive, but truthful speech can rescue and protect.

Righteous thinking is just and upright, while wicked counsel is shaped by deceit and distortion.

A wise and excellent wife brings honor and strength to her husband, while shameful conduct brings deep sorrow.

Wickedness cannot create lasting stability, but righteousness gives a person deep and immovable roots.

The good receive God’s favor, but those who scheme evil place themselves under His condemnation.

Loving correction is part of loving wisdom, while rejecting reproof reveals a heart closed to knowledge.

If righteousness is rewarded in this life, then the wicked will certainly face God’s justice.

The righteous bear life-giving fruit, and wisdom draws others toward truth and rescue.

Foolishness that harms one’s household leads to emptiness, while wisdom creates lasting strength.

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