Proverbs 6: Surety, the Ant, and Seven Detestable Things

A father warns his son to get free quickly from a pledge to cover another's debt and sends the lazy man to learn diligence from the ant. He then describes the scheming troublemaker, lists seven things the LORD detests, and warns that adultery brings ruin no payment can undo.

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What end does 6:15 announce for the scheming troublemaker?

Lasting success, since his schemes are never exposedSudden disaster that breaks him past all repairPublic honor once his cleverness is finally noticedA long, slow decline that he can reverse by effort