Rujukan Talmud untuk Amsal 1:31: Jerusalem Talmud Peah & Avot DeRabbi Natan

Merit has capital¹⁸⁶It determines the reward in the world to come. (The entire paragraph is from Tosephta Peah, 1:2–3, also quoted Babli Qiddušin 40a). and yield¹⁸⁷The rewards in this world that are given without diminishing the rewards in the world to come.; sin has capital but no yield. Merit has capital and has yield, as it is said (Is. 3:10): “Tell the just that it is very well, that they will eat the fruit of their actions.” Sin has capital but no yield, as it is said (Is. 3:11): “Woe to the bad criminal, the retribution for his actions will be come upon him.” How can I confirm (Prov. 1:31): “They¹⁸⁸Evildoers. will eat from the fruits of their way?” Every sin that produces fruit has yield¹⁸⁹The adulterer who produces a bastard child will be punished for the child in this world while all the punishment for adultery is reserved for the future world., that which does not produce fruit has no yield.

A good deed takes root and yields fruit, as it says (Isaiah 3:10), “Say that the righteous is good, for he shall eat the fruit of his deeds.” A sin takes root but yields no fruit, as it says (Isaiah 3:11), “Woe to the evil wicked one, for what his hands have produced, will be done to him.” And some say: Sins do yield fruit, as it says (Proverbs 1:31), “They shall eat the fruit of their ways, and have their fill of their own counsels.”