Proverbs 11:6 Cross References - ECB

⁶ The justness of the straight rescues them; and they who deal covertly are captured in their own calamity.

³³ Thus my justness answers for me in the day of the morrow, when it comes for my hire at your face: all that is not branded and spotted among the goats and brown among the lambs, that be counted stolen with me.

³⁷ You grope all my instruments: what found you of all your household instruments? set it thus in front of my brothers and your brothers, to reprove between the two of us.

³ Behold, here am I: answer against me in front of Yah Veh and in front of his anointed: Whose ox took I? Whose he burro took I? Whom extorted I? Whom crushed I? Of whose hand took I a koper/an atonement to veil my eyes therewith? - and I restore it to you. ⁴ And they say, You neither extorted us nor crushed us nor taken aught from the hand of any man.

³² and Yah Veh returns his blood on his own head - who encountered two men more just and better than he and slaughtered them with the sword my father David not knowing thereof - Abi Ner the son of Ner governor of the host of Yisra El and Amasa the son of Yether governor of the host of Yah Hudah: ³³ their blood returns on the head of Yah Ab and on the head of his seed eternally: but on David and on his seed and on his house and on his throne, there is shalom eternally from Yah Veh.

⁴⁴ The sovereign says to Shimi, You know all the evil your heart perceives which you worked to David my father; and Yah Veh returns your evil on your own head:

¹⁵ he digs a well - digs and falls in the pit of ruin he made: ¹⁶ his toil returns on his own head and his violence descends on his own scalp.

²² His own perversities capture the wicked - upheld by the cords of his own sins:

⁸ Whoever digs a pit, falls therein; and whoever breaches a wall, a serpent bites: