Older Testament Proverbs chapter 16 of 31 (33 verses.)
Mortals make plans [in their] hearts, π. But YHVH's tongue speaks the [final] answer. 
In his own eyes, all a man's ways [look] clean, π. But YHVH [objectively] weighs [our] spirits.
Roll your actions into YHVH's [direction]. Then [he'll] rocket your strategies [to sky-high success], π.
YHVH makes [us] all for a reason, π. [It's fun to watch] the world-smashers get trashed on their day of [destruction].
Proud heart[s] disgust YHVH, π. Their hand-shaking [deal-making] won't lift them out of punishment.
Mercy and truth purge evil. Awe of YHVH drives human[s] [away] from destruction.
When a man's ways please YHVH, [YHVH] makes even the [man's] enemies [live] at peace with him, π. 
Better a little [wealth] with integrity than great revenues with injustice, π.A man's heart devises his way. But YHVH directs his steps, π.
The divine verdict [should flow from] the lips of the king. [The royal] mouth must never betray justice. 
YHVH demands that every weight and balance be [accurate], π. [YAH] determines every store of value. It is an abomination for [a] king to commit wickedness, π. The throne gets established via righteousness.
Righteous lips are the delight of rulers. [Kings] love [people] who speak right, π. The Sovereign's fire-rage is a messenger of death, π. A wise man pacifies [authority].The light of the king's face [brings] life, π. His favor is a cloud of spring rain. 
How much better to get wisdom than gold, π. Acquiring understanding pays far better than [acquiring] silver. The highway of the upright leads [you away] from evil, π. He who guards his life-path preserves his life-breath. Pride precedes destruction, π. An arrogant spirit triggers a fall. π, you're better off as a humble spirit [who fellowships] with lowly [poor people], than [a crook who] divides the spoil [plunder] with arrogant [warlords]. 
Whoever wisely handles [his] affairs [eventually] comes into [a] wonderful [situation], π. Whoever runs-for-refuge in YHVH [eventually] becomes happy.
Wise-hearted [people] eventually [earn] acclaim as distinguished, [intelligent, prudent leaders], π. Sweet lips promote instruction. Education forms a wellspring of life for its possessor. It's futile to instruct a fool, π. The wise heart disciplines the [dumb] mouth. [Study] stacks learning on the lips.
Pleasant words are drips [from heaven's] honeycomb, π. [Encouragement gives] sweetness to the soul, health to the bones.
Sometimes a way looks straight to a man, π. But it ends up being the road to death.
The [worker] beast toils in sorrow, bent to [the ground] to feed his face. 
A worthless man digs up evil, π. His lips [throw] scorching fire.
A perverse man sows strife, π. A gossip separates best friends.
A violent man entices his neighbor, π. [Fools] lead [friends] down the path of ruin. [A sadist] devises perverse schemes in the wink of an eye, π. [He] executes evil with a twitch of his lips. 