Myśl Żydowska do Przysłów 6:16

Scripture has already gathered together everything we introduced on curbing the senses in saying: "Who among us shall dwell with the consuming fire? ... He that walks righteously, and speaks uprightly; [he that despises the gain of oppression, that keeps his hands from the holding of bribes, that stops his ears from hearing of blood, and shuts his eyes from seeing evil]"(Yeshaya 33:14).
And afterwards, the wise man gathered them and added to them the heart in saying: "There are six things that the L-ord hates, and the seventh is an abomination of His soul; Haughty eyes, a lying tongue, and hands that shed innocent blood; A heart that thinks wicked thoughts; feet that hasten to run to evil; A false witness who incites quarrels among brothers" (Mishlei 6:16), and likewise they are found in the Psalm 15: "O G-d, who will dwell in Your tent?..."

(5) The humble man hastens to do his religious duties with diligence and zeal. He does not become arrogant because he fulfills them, and does not take lightly any of them as our sages said: "Be as scrupulous about a light precept as of a grave one" (Avos 2:1). But one who is proud procrastinates from doing the service, due to his high heartedness and inflated spirit. He does not sense this until he falls and becomes low, as written: "Say unto the king and to the queen, Humble yourselves, sit down: for your rule shall come down, even the crown of your glory" (Yirmiya 13:18), and "Six things the L-ord hates, and the seventh is an abomination of His soul; Haughty eyes..." (Mishlei 6:16).