The Book of Proverbs
Chapter 28Verses:

28:2	But - By a wise and good prince.
28:3	It like - Is like a violent rain or flood, which washes away the very seeds in the earth. He is the worst of all oppressors.
28:4	Contend - Are so far from praising them, that they severely reprove them.
28:5	Judgment - What is just and right. All things - Which are necessary to be known by them.
28:6	Better - In a much happier condition.
28:10	Causeth - That by evil counsel, or example, or artifice, draws them into evil.
28:12	Rejoice - Are promoted. Glory - In that common - wealth.Rise - Are advanced to authority. Hidden - Wise and good men, who only are worthy of the name of men, withdraw themselves into obscure places.
28:14	Alway - In all times, companies, and conditions.
28:16	Oppressor - The tyranny of a prince, is a manifest sign of folly.Prolong - By God's favour, the peace and satisfaction of his own mind, and the hearty love of his people.
28:17	Violence - That sheddeth any man's blood. Shall flee - Shall speedily be destroyed. Shall slay - None should desire or endeavour to save him from his deserved punishment.
28:18	At once - Once for all; so he shall never rise more.
28:20	Faithful - Who deals truly and justly in all his transactions.
28:21	For - When a man hath once accustomed himself to take bribes, a very small advantage will make him sell justice.
28:22	Evil eye - Is uncharitable to persons in want, and envious to those who get any thing besides him. Poverty - And consequently that he shall need the pity and help of others.
28:24	The same - Is a thief and robber.
28:25	Fat - Shall live happily and comfortably.
28:26	Wisely - Distrusting his own judgment, and seeking the advice of others, and especially of God.
28:28	Men - Righteous men are afraid to appear publickly.