Proverbs 12:21

“no evil--(as in Psa 91:10), under God's wise limitations (Rom 8:28). mischief--as penal evil.”

“no: Rom 8:28; Co1 3:22, Co1 3:23; Co2 4:17 filled: Pro 1:31, Pro 14:14; Jer 13:12-14; Hab 2:16; Rev 18:6 Proverbs 12:22”

“21 No evil befalls the righteous, But the godless are full of evil. Hitzig translates און "sorrow," and Zckler "injury;" but the word signifies evil as ethical wickedness, and although it may be used of any misfortune in general (as in בּן־אוני, opp. בּנימין); thus it denotes especially such sorrow as is the harvest and product of sin, Pro 22:8; Job 4:8; Isa 59:4, or such as brings after it punishment, Hab 3:7; Jer 4:15. That it is also here thus meant the contrast makes evident. The godless are full of evil, for the moral evil which is their life-element brings out of itself all kinds of evil; on the contrary, no kind of evil, such as sin brings forth and produces, falls upon the righteous.…”