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Proverbs 14:21

New International Reader's Version

It is a sin to hate your neighbor. But blessed is the person who is kind to those in need.

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Good things will come to those who are willing to lend freely. Good things will come to those who are fair in everything they do.

They have spread their gifts around to poor people. Their good works continue forever. They will be powerful and honored.

He has not forgotten the one who is hurting. He has not turned away from his suffering. He has not turned his face away from him. He has listened to his cry for help.

Whoever makes fun of their neighbor has no sense. But the one who has understanding controls their tongue.

Anyone who crushes poor people makes fun of their Maker. But anyone who is kind to those in need honors God.

Anyone who laughs at those who are poor makes fun of their Maker. Anyone who is happy when others suffer will be punished.

People hate it when evil comes. And they refuse to honor those who bring shame.

Anyone who is kind to poor people lends to the Lord. God will reward them for what they have done.

Sinful people long to do evil. They don’t show their neighbors any mercy.

Those who give freely will be blessed. That’s because they share their food with those who are poor.

Those who give to poor people will have all they need. But those who close their eyes to the poor will receive many curses.

Someone might get rich by taking interest or profit from poor people. But that person only piles up wealth for someone who will be kind to poor people.

So, Your Majesty, I hope you will accept my advice. Stop being sinful. Do what is right. Give up your evil practices. Show kindness to those who are being treated badly. Then perhaps things will continue to go well with you.”

Jesus told a story to some people who were sure they were right with God. They looked down on everyone else.

In everything I did, I showed you that we must work hard and help the weak. We must remember the words of the Lord Jesus. He said, ‘It is more blessed to give than to receive.’ ”

Be careful not to have an evil thought in your mind. Don’t say to yourself, “The seventh year will soon be here. It’s the year for forgiving people what they owe.” If you think like that, you might treat the needy people among you badly. You might not give them anything. Then they might make their appeal to the Lord against you. And he will find you guilty of sin.

We don’t want you to slow down. Instead, be like those who have faith and are patient. They will receive what God promised.




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