Difference between Punished and Reproved

PUNISHED vs REPROVED: ADJECTIVE

That has been the object of punishment
Subjected to a penalty (as pain or shame or restraint or loss) for an offense or fault or in order to coerce some behavior (as a confession or obedience)

Punishment, Prosecuted, Tarred and feathered, Corrected, Tortured, Chastened, Reproved, Admonished, Rebuked, Chastised, Disciplined, Fined, Censured, Reprimanded, Penalized

Victimized, Punishment, Prosecuted, Corrected, Tortured, Chastened, Reproved, Admonished, Rebuked, Chastised, Disciplined, Fined, Censured, Reprimanded, Penalized

People will be punished for their sins accordingly.
Others think the parents should be punished instead.
Those who left were arrested and severely punished.
Even minor offenses could be punished by death, and family members and even neighbors could be punished along with the offender.
This is because similar offences are punished with varying severity, which contradicts the requirement that comparably serious crimes are punished in comparably serious ways.
She should be punished the same way as Larry should be punished?
He shall be prosecuted and punished accordingly, or, he may be punished for contempt.
The Jewish congregations punished dissenters with anathema very similar to the way in which the Christian churches punished heretics.
If an employee is punished for lateness, he or she must be punished for each late occurrence thereafter.
When fraud is committed, the perpetrators should be punished and punished severely.