Proverbs 14:19

Contemporary English Version (Anglicised) 2012

The wicked will come crawling to those who obey God.

Cross References

Genesis 42:6

Since Joseph was governor of Egypt and in charge of selling grain, his brothers came to him and bowed with their faces to the ground.

Genesis 43:28

They answered, “Your servant our father is still alive and well.” And again they bowed down to Joseph.

2 Kings 3:12

Jehoshaphat replied, “He can give us the LORD's message.” The three kings went over to Elisha,

Psalm 49:14

They are like sheep with death as their shepherd, leading them to the grave. In the morning God's people will walk all over them, as their bodies lie rotting in their home, the grave.

Exodus 11:8

Your leaders will come and bow down, begging me to take my people and leave your country. Then we will leave. Moses was very angry; he turned and left the king.

Exodus 8:8

The king sent for Moses and Aaron and told them, “If you ask the LORD to take these frogs away from me and my people, I will let your people go and offer sacrifices to him.”

Proverbs 11:29

Fools who cause trouble in the family won't inherit a thing. They will end up as slaves of someone with good sense.

Proverbs 14:18

Stupidity leads to foolishness; be clever and learn.

Isaiah 60:14

The descendants of enemies who hated and ill-treated you will kneel at your feet. They will say, “You are Zion, the city of the LORD, the holy God of Israel.”

Malachi 4:3

When I come to bring justice, you will trample those who are evil, as though they were ashes under your feet. I, the LORD All-Powerful, have spoken!

Acts 16:39

So they came and apologized. They led them out of the jail and asked them to leave town.

Revelation 3:9

Now you will see what I will do with those people who belong to Satan's group. They claim to be Jews, but they are liars. I will make them come and kneel down at your feet. Then they will know that I love you.

1 Samuel 2:36

But if anyone is left from your family, he will come to my priest and beg for money or a little bread. He may even say to my priest, “Please let me be a priest, so I will at least have something to eat.”