Page 175 - Wisdom and Sound Advice from the Torah

Ha run Yah ya (Ad nan Ok tar)

The right eous ness of the up right de liv ers them, but the un -
faith ful are trapped by evil de sires. (Proverbs, 11:6)

Righteousness guards the man of in teg ri ty, but wick ed ness
over throws the sin ner. (Proverbs, 13:6)

The right eous man is res cued from troub le, and it comes on
the wick ed in stead. (Proverbs, 11:8)

The Lord de tests men of per verse heart but He de lights in
those whose ways are blame less. (Proverbs, 11:20)

But with right eous ness he will judge the needy, with jus tice
he will give de ci sions for the poor of the earth... (Isaiah, 11:4)

The path of the right eous is lev el... (Isaiah, 26:7)

Let the Lord judge the peo ples. Judge me, O Lord, ac cord ing
to my right eous ness, ac cord ing to my in teg ri ty, O Most
High. (Psalms, 7:8)

Fools mock at mak ing amends for sin, but good will is found
among the up right. (Proverbs, 14:9)

Thus you will walk in the ways of good men and keep to the

paths of the right eous. For the up right will live in the land,
and the blame less will re main in it; but the wick ed will be
cut off from the land, and the un faith ful will be torn from it.
(Proverbs, 2:20-22)

I will be care ful to lead a blame less life... (Psalms, 101:2)

The right eous man leads a blame less life; bless ed are his
chil dren aft er him. (Proverbs, 20:7)

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