Proverbs 3:2 Cross References - ECB

² for they add to you length of days and years of life and shalom:

²⁶ You come to your tomb in maturity, as a heap ascends in his time.

⁴ he asks life of you and you give him length of days eternally and eternally:

¹¹ Come, you sons, hearken to me; I teach you the awe of Yah Veh. ¹² What man desires life and loves days to see good? ¹³ Guard your tongue from evil and your lips from wording deceit: ¹⁴ turn from evil and work good; seek shalom and pursue it.

¹⁶ with length of days I satisfy him and have him see my salvation.

¹⁶⁵ Great shalom have they who love your torah; they have no stumblingblock.

⁶ Yes, you see the sons of your sons. Shalom on Yisra El!

¹⁶ length of days is in her right; and in her left, riches and honor: ¹⁷ her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are shalom:

¹⁰ Hear, O my son, and take my sayings; and abound the years of your life:

¹¹ for by me your days abound and the years of your life increase:

²⁷ To awe Yah Veh adds days; and the years of the wicked curtail.

¹⁷ And the work of justness becomes shalom; and the service of justness rest and confidence eternally:

¹⁹ I create the fruit of the lips; shalom, shalom to him who is far off and to him who is near, says Yah Veh; and I heal him. ²⁰ And the wicked are as the driven sea, when it cannot rest, whose waters expel filth and mire. ²¹ There is no shalom, says my Elohim, to the wicked.

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THE RESULT OF JUSTNESS
So being justified by trust, we have shalom with Elohim through our Adonay Yah Shua Messiah:

¹⁷ For the sovereigndom of Elohim is not eat and drink; but justness and shalom and cheer in the Holy Spirit.

¹³ Now the Elohim of the hope fill you full/shalam you with all cheer and shalom in trusting; so that you superabound in hope in the dynamis of the Holy Spirit.

¹ Children, obey your parents in Adonay: for this is just. ² Honor your father and mother; which is the first misvah in pre-evangelism; ³ that it be well with you and you be long lived on the earth. ^{Exodus 20:12}

⁸ For bodily exercise benefits little: but reverence is to all, having pre-evangelism of the life that now is, and is to come.