Proverbs 17:22 Cross References - ECB

²² A cheerful heart well-pleases as a cure; and a stricken spirit dries the bones.

¹⁵ my force is dried as a potsherd; my tongue adheres to my prey; you set me into the dust of death.

³ When I hush, my bones become worn through my roaring all day long: ⁴ when by day and night your hand is heavy on me; my moisture turns into the parch of summer. Selah.

³ For my days finish off as smoke and my bones scorch as a burning: ⁴ my heart is smitten and withers as herbage; so that I forget to eat my bread: ⁵ by reason of the voice of my sighing my bones adhere to my flesh:

²⁵ Concern prostrates the heart of man; and a good word cheers.

¹³ A cheerful heart well-pleases the face; but contortion of the heart strikes the spirit.

¹⁴ The spirit of a man sustains his disease; and a stricken spirit who can bear?

⁷ Go your way; eat your bread with cheerfulness; and drink your wine with a good heart: for Elohim is already pleased in your works. ⁸ Your clothes at all times become white; and your head lacks no ointment. ⁹ See life with the woman you love all the days of the life of your vanity which he gives you under the sun - all the days of your vanity; for that is your allotment in life and in the toil you toiled under the sun.

² through whom we also have access by trust into this charism wherein we stand and boast in hope of the glory of Elohim. ³ And not only, but we also boast in tribulations: knowing that tribulation works endurance; ⁴ and endurance, proof; and proof, hope: ⁵ and hope never shames; because the love of Elohim pours in our hearts through the Holy Spirit who is given to us.

⁷ So that contrariwise rather grant him charism and console him; lest somehow such a one is swallowed with superabundant sorrow.

¹⁰ For sorrow toward Elohim works repentance to salvation - unrequitable: but the sorrow of the cosmos works death.