If I am guilty, ¹  why then ²  weary myself ³  in vain? ⁴ 

It is a guilt offering; he was surely guilty before the Lord.”

“It is all one! ¹  That is why I say, ²  ‘He destroys the blameless and the guilty.’

Look, I was guilty of sin from birth, a sinner the moment my mother conceived me. ¹ 

They pronounce the guilty innocent for a payoff, they ignore the just cause of the innocent. ¹ 

You are bound for judgment ¹  because you are robbing me – this whole nation is guilty. ² 

What is your verdict?” ¹  They ²  answered, “He is guilty and deserves ³  death.”

Those guilty of sin ¹  must be rebuked ²  before all, ³  as a warning to the rest. ⁴ 

when an individual becomes guilty with regard to one of these things ¹  he must confess how he has sinned, ² 

He did not humble himself before the Lord as his father Manasseh had done. ¹  Amon was guilty of great sin. ² 

Do you really think ¹  that one who hates justice can govern? ²  And will you declare guilty the supremely righteous ³  One,

Would you indeed annul ¹  my justice? Would you declare me guilty so that you might be right?

O Lord my God, if I have done what they say, ¹  or am guilty of unjust actions, ² 

When he is judged, he will be found ¹  guilty! ²  Then his prayer will be regarded as sinful.

The way of the guilty person ¹  is devious, ²  but as for the pure, ³  his way is upright.

The one who says to the guilty, ¹  “You are innocent,” ²  peoples will curse him, and nations will denounce ³  him.

But there will be delight ¹  for those who convict ²  the guilty, ³  and a pleasing blessing ⁴  will come on them.

Do not slander ¹  a servant to his master, lest he curse you, and you are found guilty. ² 

Then the Lord said to me, “Under the circumstances, wayward Israel could even be considered less guilty than unfaithful Judah. ¹ 

When Ephraim ¹  spoke, ²  there was terror; ³  he was exalted ⁴  in Israel, but he became guilty by worshiping Baal and died.