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The honesty of the upright guides them;
    the faithless are ruined by their duplicity.

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The justice of the honest makes their way straight,
    but by their wickedness the wicked fall.[a](A)
The justice of the upright saves them,
    but the faithless are caught in their own intrigue.

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Footnotes

  1. 11:5 In Hebrew as in English, “way” means the course of one’s life; similarly, “straight” and “crooked” are metaphors for morally straightforward and for bad, deviant, perverted.