THEOSISIreneus (Orda)
A wise individual brings happiness to their parents and, if they hold a royal position, brings honor to their nation; however, a sycophant merely deceives his neighbors, while a rogue stirs up strife within the city. Even the sagacious person who consorts with a fool cannot find tranquility, and they are perpetually despised by the wicked. The integrity and fairness of a leader have profound effects on their closest allies and the well-being of their community; similarly, a solid upbringing influences the future of a son, and discipline shapes the conduct of a servant.
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It is evident that the unjust person fosters conflict, degrades their own spirit, and harbors animosity toward their very soul. In contrast, the virtuous person attains honor and safety through the Lord's protection. Just as the path of wickedness is detestable to the righteous, so too does the unrighteous despise the righteous.