Proverbs 11:8

The righteous is delivered out of trouble, and the wicked cometh in his stead.

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Proverbs 11:8

The righteous is delivered out of trouble, and the wicked cometh in his stead.

This chapter in the commentary

Alma 39 — Cross Yourself in All These Things — Alma's Charge to Corianton
Alma 55 — A City Taken Without a Death — The Wine, the Silence, and the Mercy at Gid
Jacob 2 — Tender Feelings Wounded — Jacob's Temple Sermon on Pride, Riches, and the David-Solomon Sin
Jacob 3 — The Pure in Heart, the Lamanite Husbands, and the Mercy Available Yet
Jacob 5 — The Allegory of the Olive Tree — Zenos on the Lord's Vineyard, the Wild Branches, and the Final Harvest
Mosiah 22 — Gideon's Stratagem of Deliverance — Wine to the Guards, Departure by the Back Pass, the Lamanite Pursuit Lost in the Wilderness, and the Joining of Limhi's People to Mosiah-II in Zarahemla
Mosiah 25 — The Great Gathering in Zarahemla — Three Records Read, the Mulekite Majority Numbered, Limhi's People Baptized by Alma, and Seven Churches Organized in the Land
Doctrine and Covenants 15 — That Which Will Be of the Most Worth
Doctrine and Covenants 16 — The Same Word to a Second Brother
1 Kings 12 — To Your Tents, O Israel — The Yoke at Shechem, the Counsel of Young Men, the Kingdom Torn, and the Calves of Gold
2 Chronicles 18 — The Unequal Yoke — Jehoshaphat Joins Ahab, the Four Hundred Who Flattered, the One Who Told the Truth, and the Arrow Shot at a Venture
Psalms 25 — Shew Me Thy Ways — An Alphabet of Trust, the Prayer to Be Taught, and the Secret of the LORD
Abraham 5 — The Seventh Day, the Spirit Put Into the Body, and Bone of My Bones

Cross-references from the Treasury of Scripture Knowledge via openbible.info (CC BY) and from this project’s own chapter essays. Read Proverbs 11:8 in context.