The following is Proverbs chapter 11 (from the 1919 edition of the Chinese Bible, in the public domain), with all numeric markers removed:

Introduction

This poem is based on Proverbs chapter 11—a reminder that the Lord despises deceitful scales, but is pleased with humility and integrity.
In a world where people's hearts are in turmoil and values are inverted, only by upholding righteousness and honesty can life be guided by the Lord to walk in the light.
Let us listen again to the wisdom and truth of this chapter with gentle worship, and feel the Lord's justice and grace in every verse.

Proverbs Chapter 11 (Non-numerical version)

Deceitful scales are abhorrent to the Lord, but fair weights please Him.
Pride comes, and so does shame; but humility brings wisdom.
The integrity of the upright will guide them; the wickedness of the deceitful will destroy them.
In the day of anger, wealth is of no use, but righteousness can deliver people from death.
The righteousness of a perfect person will guide his way; but the wicked will stumble because of their wickedness.
The righteous will save themselves, but the wicked will be trapped in their own sins.
When the wicked die, their hope is extinguished; the hope of sinners is also destroyed.
The righteous will be delivered from trouble, but the wicked will come in their place.
The ungodly corrupt their neighbor with their mouths, but the righteous are saved through knowledge.
The righteous prosper, and the whole city rejoices; the wicked perish, and all shout with joy.
The city is exalted by the blessing of the upright, but is overthrown by the words of the wicked.
He who despises his neighbor has no wisdom; but the wise remain silent.
Those who gossip will reveal secrets; those who are honest in their hearts will conceal things.
Without wisdom and strategy, the people will fall into ruin; with many strategists, people will live in peace.
He who acts as a guarantor for a stranger will suffer a loss, but he who hates a handshake will be safe.
A virtuous woman receives honor; a violent man receives wealth.
A kind person treats himself well; a cruel person harms himself.
The wicked earn empty wages, but the righteous reap real rewards.
Those who persevere in righteousness will have life, but those who pursue evil will die.
The Lord detests the perverse in heart, but delights in the blameless in conduct.
Even though the wicked join forces, they will not escape punishment; but the descendants of the righteous will be saved.
A woman who is beautiful but lacks wisdom is like a gold ring on a pig's nose.
The desires of the righteous are fulfilled, but the hopes of the wicked bring only wrath.
Some who give generously receive more, while others who are excessively stingy become impoverished.
The generous will prosper, and the one who refreshes others will be refreshed.
The people will curse anyone who hoards grain and refuses to sell it, but they will bless anyone who is willing to sell it.
He who earnestly seeks good will receive favor; but he who seeks evil will be doomed.
Those who rely on their own possessions will fall, but the righteous will flourish like green leaves.
Those who disturb their own homes will receive the gentle breeze; fools will become servants of the wise.
The fruit of the righteous is the tree of life; and the wise will win people.
Behold, if the righteous are rewarded on earth, how much more will the wicked and sinners be rewarded?