Proverbs concentrate
pr ch 1
v2 why are proverbs for ? to know wisdom and instruction
to perceive ? the words of understanding
v3 to receive ? the instruction of wisdom justice judgment and equity
v3 to give subtily to ? the simple
to the young men? knowledge and discretion
v5 a wise men will? hear and increase learning
and a men of understanding ? will attain to wise counsels
V6 to understand a proverb? and it's interpretation
the words of the ? wise and their dark sayings
v7 the fear of the lord ? is the beggining of knowledge
but fools despise? knowledge and instruction
v8 my son hear ? the instruction of your father
and forsake not ? the law of your mother
v9 they shall be an ? ornament of grace unto your head
and chains. about your neck
V10 my son if sinners entice you ? consent you not
v17 surely in vain ? the net is spread in the sight of any bird
v30 for the turning away? of the simple shall slay them
and the prosperity of fools? shall destroy them
v31 whoso hearkens unto me ? shall dwell safely
and shall be quiet from ? fear of evil
v32 for the turning away of? the simple shall slay them
v33 but whoso hearkens ? unto me shall dwell safely
and shall be ? quiet from fear of evil
pr ch 2
v2 incline your ear to ? wisdom
apply your heart to ? understanding
v3 if you cry ? after knowledge
and lift your voice for? understandjng
v4 if you seek her as ? silver
and search for her as? hid treasures
V5 then shall you understand ? the fear of the Lord
and find ? the knowledge of God
v6 the Lord gives ? wisdom
out of his mouth ? comes
knowledge and understanding
V7 he lays ? up sound wisdom for the righteous
he is a ? buckler for those that walk uprightly
V20 that you may walk in the way ? of good men
and keep the ? path off the righteous
ps CH 3
v1 my son forget not ? my law
v2 for ? length of ? days and long life and peace shall they add to uou
v3 let not mercy and ? truth forsake you
bind them ? about your neck
with them? upon the tables of your heart
v4 so shall you find ? favour and good understanding in the sight of God and men
V7 be not wise ? in your own eyes
fear the Lord and ? depart from evil
V8 it shall be ? health to your navel
and ? marrow to your bones
v9 honour the Lord ? with your substance
v10 so shall your ? barns be filled with plenty
and your presses? burst out with new wine
v13 happy is tbe men that ? finds wisdom
v14 for the merchandise of it ? is better than the merchandise of silver
and the gain than ? fine gold
v15 she is more precious than ? rubies
and all the things you can desire ? are not to be compared unto her
v16 what is in her right hand ? length of days
and in her left ? riches and honor
v17 her ways are ? the ways of pleasantness
v18 all her paths are ? peace
she is a ? tree of life
those who retain her are ? happy
v19 the Lord by wisdom has? founded the earth
by understanding has ? established tbe heavens
V20 by his knowledge the ? depth are broken up
and tbe clouds ? drop down the dew
v26 for the Lord shall be your ? confidence and shall keep.your foot from being taken
v29 devise not evil ? against your neighbour
seeing he? dwells securely with you
V30 strive not with a men? without a cause
if he has? done you no harm
v31 envy not ? the oppressor
chose none ? of his ways
v32 for the froward is ? abomination to the Lord
forward ? perverse, devious, crooked
Gods secret is with ? the righteous
v33 the curse of ? the Lord is in the house of the wicked
but he blesses? the habitation of the just
v34 surely God scorns the ? scorners
but he ? gives grace to the lowly
v35 the wise shall inherit ? glory
but shame ? shall be the promotion of fools
pr CH 4
V7 widsom is the ? principal thing
v9 she shall give to your head ? an ornament of grace
a crown of glory ? shall she deliver to you
v10 receive my sayings and ? the years of your life shall be many
v12 when you go your steps ? shall not be straightened
and when you run? you shall not stumble
v14 enter not in the ? path of the wicked
go not in the way ? of evil men
v15 avoid it ? pass not by it
turn from it and ? pass away
V16 for they sleep not? except they have done mischief
and their sleep? is taken away ? unless they cause some to fall
v19 the way of the wicked is as ? darkness they know not at what they stumble
v23 keep your heart with all ? diligence for out of it are the issues of life
v24 put away from you a ? forward mouth and perverse lips
v25 let your eyes ? look right on
let your eyelid ? look straight before you
v25 ponder the ? path of the feet
and let ? all your ways be established
v27 remove your ? foot from evil
pr ch 5
v1 my son attend? to my wisdom
bow ? your ear to my understanding
v3 lips of a strange woman ? drop as honeycomb
hee mouth is ? sweeter than oil
v4 but her end is ? bitter as wormwood
sharp as ? 2 edged sword
v5 her feet go ? Down to death
her steps ? take hold on hell
v8 remove your way? far from her
come not close ? to the door of her house
v9 lest you give? your honour to others
and your years ? unto the cruel
V10 lest strangers be ? filled with your wealth
and your labours ? be in the house of a stranger
v11 and you mourn ? at the last when your flesh and body are consumed
V12 and say ? how have i hated instruction
and my heart ? despised reproof
v15 drink waters out ? of your own cistern
running waters ? out of your own well
v17 let them me ? only your own and not strangers with you
pr ch 6
v1 if you be surety ? for a friend
if you have stricken ? your hand with a a stranger
v2 you are snared by? the words of your mouth
v5 deliver yourself as ? roe from the hand of the hunter
roe ? gazelle roebuck
as a bird? from the hand of the Fowler
V12 a naughty person? a wicked men walk with a froward mouth
speaks with ? his feet
v13 he ? winks with his eyes
teaches ? with his fingers
V16 6 things the Lord hate ? proud look, lying tongue , hands shed innocent blood ,
heart devises ? wicked imaginations
feet swift ? running mischief
mischief ? bad , evil, malignant, displeasing, hurtfull
v26 by the means of a whorish woman ? a men is brought to a piece of bread
the adulteress will ? hunt for be precious life
v30 men do not despise a thief ? if he steal
v31 but if he be found ? he will restore seven fold
he shall give ? all the substance of his house
v32 whoso commits adultery ? lacks understanding
he that does it ? destroys his own soul
v33 a wound and ? dishonour shall
he get
his reproach shall ? not we wiped away
v34 for jealousy ? is the rage of a men
therefore he ? will not spare in tbe day of vengeance
v35 he will not regard ? any ransom
neither will he rest content ? though you give many gifs
pr CH 7
v2 keep my commandnents and? live
V3 bind them upon ? your fingers
write them ? upon the tables of your heart
pr CH 8
v13 the fear of the Lord is ? to hate evil
pride ? arrogancy and tbe evil way and tbe froward mouth do i hate
pr CH 9
v7 he that reproves a scorner ? gets to himself shame
he that rebukes a wicked ? gets himself a blot
pr CH 10
v2 treasures of wickedness ? profit nothing
V3 the Lord will not suffer the soul? of the righteous to famish
but he casts away ? the substance of the wicked
v4 he becomes poor ? that deals with a slack hand
the hand of the diligent ? makes rich
V5 he that gathers in ? summer is a wise son
he that sleeps in ? harvest causes shame
v6 blessings are upon the ? head of the just
V7 the memory of the just ? Is blessed
but the name of the wicked ? shall rot
v10 he that winks with the eye ? causes sorrow
but a prating fool ? shall fall
prating ? vain
v11 the mouth of the righteous ? is a well of life
but violence ? covers tbe mouth of the wicked
v12 hatred stirs up ? strife
but ? loves covers all sins
v13 in the lips of him that has understanding ? wisdom is found
but a rod is ? for tbe back of him that is void of understanding
v14 wise men ? lay up knowledge
but the mouth of the foolish ? is near destruction
v15 the rich men s wealth is his ? strong city
the destruction if the poor ? is their poverty
v15 tbe labour of the righteous tends ? to life
v19 in the multitude of words ? there wanteth not sin
he that refrains his lips ? is wise
V20 tbe heart of tbe wicked ? is little worth
v21 fools die for want ? of wisdom
v24 tbe fear of tbe wicked ? it shall come upon him
the desire of the righteous ? it shall be granted
v25 as the whirlwind passes ? so is the wicked no more
v26 as vinegar to the teeth as smoke to tbe eyes ? so is tbe sluggard to them than send him
v28 the hope of the righteous ? shall be gladness
v30 the wicked shall not ? inhabit the earth
ps CH 11
v1 a false balance is ? abomination to the Lord
but a just weight ? is his delight
2 when pride comes? then comes shame
but with the lowly ? is wisdom
v4 riches profit not ? in tbe day of wrath
V8 the righteous is delivered ? out of trouble
and the ? wicked cones in his stead
v12 he that is void of wisdom ? despises his neighbour
but a men of understanding ? holds his peace
v17 a merciful men ? does good to his own soul
he that is cruel ? troubles his own flesh
v19 as righteousness tends ? to life
so he that pursued evil ? to his own death
V20 they that have a froward heart? are abomination to the Lord
such as are upright in tbeir way ? are his delight
v22 as a jewel of gold in ? a swines snout
so is a ? fair woman without discrétion
v24 there is that scatters and ? increases
there is that witholds more ? than is meet but it tends to poverty
v25 the liberal soul ? shall be made fat
he that waters ? shall be watered
v26 he that witholds corn ? the people shall curse him
the blessing shall be upon the ? head of him that sells it
v29 the fool shall be ? servant of the wise of heart
v31 the righteous shall be ? recompensed in the earth
much more? the wicked and the sinner
pr CH 12
v9 he that is despised and? has a servant is better that he that honours himself and lacks bread
V10 a righteous men regards ? the life of the beast
the tender mercies of the wicked? are cruel
v13 the wicked is snared by? the transgression of his lips
but the just ? shall come out of trouble
v14 a men shall be satisfied with good ? by the fruit of his mouth
the recompense of a men's hands ? shall be rendered unto him
v15 the way of a fool? is right in his own eyes
he that listens to counsel ? is wise
v19 the lips of truth ? shall be established forever
but a lying tongue is but for a moment
v21 there shall no evil ? happen to the just
but the wicked shall be filled ? with mischief
v22 lying líos are ? abomination to the Lord
they that deal truly ? are bis delight
v23 a prudent men ? conceals knowledge
but the heart of fools ? proclaims foolishness
v24 the hand of the diligent ? shall bear rule
but the slothful ? shall.be under tribute
v25 heaviness in the heart of men? makes it stoop
but a good word ? makes it glad
pr ch 13
v2 a men shall eat good ? by the fruit of his mouth
v3 he that keeps his mouth ? keeps his life
v4 the soul of the sluggard ? desires but has nothing
the soul of the diligent ? shall be made fat
v8 the ransom of a men's life ? are his riches
V10 only by pride ? comes contention
v11 wealth gotten by vanity ? shall disminish
he that gathers by labour ? shall increase
v15 the way of transgressors ? is hard
v19 the desire accomplished ? is sweet to tbe soul
v21 evil pursues sinners but ? to the righteous good shall be repayed
v21 a good men leaves ? an inheritance to his children's children's
the wealth of the sinner ? is laid up for the just
v23 the righteous eats to ? the satisfying of his soul
but the belly ? of the wicked shall want
pr ch 14
v1 a foolish woman? plucks her house with her own hands
v9 fools make a mock at ? sin
v19 the evil bow? before the good
and the wicked ? at the gate of the righteous
v21 he that despises his neighbour ? sins
v23 in all labour ? there is profit
but the talk of the lips ? tends only to penury
v29 he that is slow to wrath ? is of great understanding
v30 envy? is rotteness of the bones
pr ch 15
v1 a soft answer ? turns away wrath
but grievous words ? stir up anger
v3 the eyes of the Lord are everywhere ? beholding the evil and the good
V6 in the house of the righteous is ? much treasure
but in the revenue of the wicked is ? trouble
v17 better is a dinner of ? herbs
where love is
than a stalled ox ? and hatred therewith
v25 the Lord will ? destroy the house of the proud
v29 the Lord is far? from the wicked
but he hears ? the prayer of the righteous
v33 before honour ? is humility
pr ch 16
v1 the preparation of the heart in men ? and the answer of the tongue is from the Lord
v2 all the ways of men ? are clean in his own eyes
but ? the Lord weights the spirits
v4 the Lord has made all things for ? himself
even the wicked ? for the day of evil
v5 everyone that is proud ? of heart is abomination to the Lord
tough hand join in hand ? he shall not be unpunished
v7 when a men's ways please the Lord ? he makes even his enemies To be at peace with him
v8 better is little with ? righteousness
than great revenues ? without right
v9 a men's heart devises ? his way
but ? the Lord directs bis steps
V12 it is an abomination for kings ? to commit wickedness
for the throne is established ? by righteousness
v14 the wrath of a king is as? messengers of death
but a wise men? will pacify it
v19 better it is to be of ? a humble spirit
than ? to divide the spoil with the proud
v21 the wise in heart ? shall be called prudent
v24 pleasant words are ? as honeycomb
sweet to the soul and ? health to the bones
v29 a whisperer separates ? chief friends
v31 the hoary head ? is a crown of glory
hoary ? gray, aged
v32 he that is slow to anger ? is better than the mighty
he that rules his spirit that ? he that takes a city
v33 the lot is cast i to the lap ? but the whole disposing is of the Lord
pr ch 17
v1 better is a dry morsel ? and quietness
than an house ? full of sacrifices with strifes
v2 a wise servant ? shall have rule over a son that causes shame
v5 whoso mocks the poor ? reproaches his maker
he that is glad at calamities ? shall not be unpunished
v9 he that covers a transgression ? seeks love
he that repeats a matter ? separates friends
v14 the begining of strife ? is as one let's out water
leave off contention ? before it be meddled with
v15 he that justifies the ? wicked and
condemns ? the just are abomination to the Lord
v17 a friend? loves at all times
a brother ? is born for adversity
v18 a men void of understanding ? strikes hands
and becomes surety ? in tbe présence of his friends
v19 he loves transgression that ? love strife
V20 he that has a froward heart ? finds no good
v21 he that begets a fool ? does it to his sorrow
a father of fool? has no joy
v22 a merry heart ? does good like a medicine
a broken spirit ? dries up the bones
v24 wisdom is before him ? that has understanding
the eyes of a fool ? are in the ends of the earth
v28 even a fool when he holds his peace ? is counted wise
he that shuts his lips? is esteemed a men of understanding
pr ch 18
v2 a fool has no delight in ? understanding
v3 when the wicked comes ? then comes contempt
v4 the words of a men s mouth are ? as deep waters
v5 it is not good to ? accept the person of the wicked
to overthrow the righteous ? in judgment
V6 a fools lips ? enter into contention
v7 a fools mouth ? is his destruction
and his lips are ? the snare of his soul
v8 the words of a talebearer ? are as wounds
they go down ? to the innermost part of the belly
v9 he also that is slothful in his work ? is brother to him that is a great waster
V10 the name of the Lord ? is a strong tower
the righteous ? runs into it and is safe
v11 the rich men's wealth is ? his strong city
V12 before destruction ? men's heart is haughty
before honour ? is humility
v13 he that answers a matter ? before he hears it
it is ? folly and shame into him
v14 the spirit of a men ? will sustain his infirmity
but a wounded ? spirit who can bear
v17 he that is first in his own cause ? seems just
but his neighbour comes ? and searches him
v19 a brother offended is ? harder to be won
than ? a strong city
their contentions are ? like bars of a castle
v20 a men's belly shall be satisfied ? with the fruit of his mouth
with the increase ? of his lips shall he be filled
v21 death and life ? are in tbe power of the tongue
v22 who's finds a wife ? finds a good thing
and ? favour of the Lord
v23 the poor uses ? intreaties
but the rich ? answers roughly
v24 a men that has friends ? must show himself friendly
there is a friend that ? sticks closer than a brother
pr ch 19
v4 wealth makes ? many friends
the poor is ? separated from his neighbour
v5 a false witness shall ? not be unpunished
he that speaks lies ? shall not escape
V6 every men is a friend ? of him that gives gifts
v7 all the brethren ? of the poor do hate him
v8 he that gets wisdom ? loves his own soul
he that keeps understanding? shall find good
v11 the discretion of a man ? defers his anger
it is bis glory to ? pass over a transgression
V12 the king s wrath is ? as the roaring of a lion
but his favour is ? as the dew upon the grass
v14 a prudent wife ? is from the Lord
v17 he that has pity upon the poor ? lends to the Lord
that which he has given ? will he pay him again
v18 chasten your son ? while there is hope
let not your spare ? for his crying
v21 there are many devices i men's heart nevertheless ? it is the counsel of the Lord that shall stand
v22 the desire of a man is ? his kindness
a poor men is ? better than a liar
pr ch 20
v3 it is an honour for a men ? to cease from strife
but every fool ? will be medling
medling ? exposed, disclosed
V6 most men everyone will proclaim ? his own goodness
but a faithful men ? who can find
v9 who can say ? i have made my heart clean
i am pure ? from my sin
v13 love not sleep lest ? you come to poverty
open your eyes and ? you shall be satisfied with bread
v17 bread of deceit is sweet? but afterwards his mouth shall be filled with gravel
v18 every purpose is ? established by counsel
with good advice ? make war
v22 say not i will recompense evil ? wait on the Lord and he shall save you
v24 men's goings are of ? the Lord
who can understand his own way
v29 the glory of young men? is their strength
the beauty of old men ? is the grey head
pr ch 21
v1 the kings heart is ? in the hands of the Lord
as the rivers of water ? he turns it wheresoever he wills
v2 every way of men? is right in his own eyes
but the Lord ? ponders the hearts
v3 to do justice and judgment is ? more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice
v4 a high look and ? a proud heart and the plowing of the wicked is sin
v5 the thoughts of the diligent ? tend only to plenteousness
but of everyone that is ? hasty only to want
V6 the getting of treasures by ? a lying tongue is vanity
tossed ? to and fro of them that seek death
v9 it is better to dwell in a corner of a housetop
than ? with a brawling women in a wide house
v13 who's stoops his ears ? at the cry of the poor
he also shall cry ? himself and not be heard
v17 he that loves wine and oil? shall not be rich
v18 the wicked shall be a ransom? for the righteous
v19 it is better to dwell in the wilderness ? than with a contentious and angry woman
v20 there is treasure to be desired ? and oil in the dwelling of the wise
but a foolish men ? spends it up
v21 he that follows after righteousness and mercy ? finds life righteousness honour
v22 a wise men scale the city of the mighty ? and casts down the strength of the confidence
v23 whom keeps his mouth and his tongue ? keeps his soul from troubles
v25 the desire of the slothful ? kills him
for his hands ? refuse to labour
v28 a false witness shall ? perish
he that hears shall ? speak constantly
v31 the horse is prepared ? for the day of battle
but safety is ? of the Lord
pr ch 22
v2 the rich and the poor meet ? the Lord is the maker of them all
v3 a prudent men? foresees the evil and hide himself
the simple ? pass on and are punished
v4 by humility and ? the fear of the Lord are riches honour life
v5 thorns and snares are ? in the way of the froward
he that does keep his soul ? shall be far from them
V6 train up a child ? in the way that ? he should go
and when ? he is old he will not départ from it
v7 the rich rules ? over the poor
and the borrower is ? servant to the lender
v9 he that has a bountiful eye ? shall be blessed
for he ? gives his bread to the poor
V10 cast out the ? scorner and contention shall go out
strife and ? reproach shall cease
v13 the slothful men says ? there is a lion without i shall be slain in the streets
v14 the mouth of a strange woman ? is a deep pit
he that is arbored of the Lord ? shall fall therein
v15 foolishness is bound in the heart of a child but ? the rod of correction shall drive it far from him
v22 rob not the poor ? because he is poor
neither ? oppress the afflicted at the gate
v23 for the Lord will ? plead their cause
and spoil the ? soul of those that spoiled them
v24 make no friendship ? with an angry men
with a furious men ? you shall not go
v25 lest you? learn his ways and get a snare to your soul
v26 be not you one of them that ? strike hands
and one of them ? that are surety for debts
v28 remove not the ? ancient landmarks that your father's have set
pr ch 23
v6 eat not the bread of him ? That has an evil eye
V7 for as he think in his heart ? So is he
Eat and drink says he to you but ? His heart is not with you
V9 speak not in ears of a ? Fool for he will despise the wisdom of your words
V13 withold not correction from ? A child
If you beat him ? With a rod he shall not die
V14 you will beat him ? With a rod
And ? Deliver his soul from hell
C15 my son if your heart be wise ? My heart shall rejoice
V17 let not your heart envy ? Sinners
But be you ? In the fear of the lord all the day long
V18 for surely ? There is an end
And ? Your expectation shall not be cut off
V10 be not among winebibbers? Among rioters eaters of flesh
V21 for the drunkard and the ? Glutton shall come to poverty
V24 the father of the righteous ? Shall greatly rejoice
He that begat a wise child ? Shall have joy of him
Pr ch 24
V13 be not envious of ? Evil men
Neither desire ? To be with them
V21 for their heart ? Studies destruction
And rheir lips ? Talk of mischief
V13 through wisdom ? An house is builded
V13 and by knowledge the chambers ? Be filled with all pleasant and precious riches
V6 in the multitude of counselors ? There is safety
V17 rejoice not when ? Your enemy falls
Let not your heart be glad ? When he stumbles
V18 lest the lord see it ? And it displease him
And he turn away ? His wrath from him
V20 for there shall be no reward? For the evil men
V24 he that says to the wicked ? You are righteous
Him shall ? The people curse
Nations ? Shall abhor him
V25 but to then that rebuke him? Shall be delight
A good ? Blessing shall cone upon them
V29 say not I I'll do to him ? As he has done unto me
I will render to the men ? According to his works
Pr ch 25
V2 it is the glory of God ? To conceal a thing
The honour of a king ? Is to search out the matter
V11 a word fitly spoken ? Is like apples of gold in pictures of silver
V21 if your enemy is hungry ? Give him bread to eat
If he be thirsty ? Give him water to drink
V22 for you shall heap ? Coals of fire upon his head
And the Lord ? Shall reward you
V23 the north wind ? Drives away rain
So does ? An angry contenance a backbiting tongue
V24 it is better to dwell ? In the corner of a housetop
Than ? With a brawling woman in a wide house
V25 as cold water to ? A thirsty soul
So is ? Good news from a far country
V26 a righteous men falling down ? Before the wicked
Is as a ? Troubled fountain and a corrupt spring
V27 it is not good eat much ? Honey
So ? For men to search their own glory is not glory
V28 he that has no rule over ? His own spirit
Is like ? A city broken down and without walls
Pr ch 26
V1 as snow in ? Summer and rain in harvest
So. ? Honour is not seemly for a fool
V11 as a dog returns to his ? Vomit so a fool returns to his foly
V14 as a door turns ? On its hinges
So ? Does the slothful upon his bed
V16 the sluggard is ? Wiser in his own conceit
Than ? 7. Men that can render a reason
V17 he that passes by ? And meddles with strife not belonging to him
Is like one ? That takes dogs by the ears
V22 the words of q talebearer are as ? Wounds
They go down ? To the innermost part of the belly
V27 who's digs a pit ? Shall fall
Whoso rolls a stone ? Will return upon him
V28 a lying tongue hates ? Those who are afflicted by it
A flatering mouth ? Works ruin
Pr ch 27
V1 boast not of ? Tomorrow
For ? You know not what a day may bring
V2 let another men praise ? You and not your own mouth
A stranger and ? Not your own lips
V13 a stone is heavy and ? The sand weighty
But ? A fools wrath is heavier than them both
V14 wrath is cruel and ? Anger outrageous
But ? Who can stand before envy
B15 open rebuke is better than. ? Secret love
V6 faithful are the ? Wounds of a friend
But ? The kisses of an enemy are deceitful
V7 the full soul loathes ? An honeycomb
But ? To the hungry soul every bitter thing is sweet
V9 ointment and perfume ? Rejoice the heart
So does the sweetness of ? A men's friend by hearty counsel
V10 your own friend and your father's friend ? Forsake not
V12 a prudent men ? Forsees the evil and hides himself
But ? The simple pass on and are punished
C15 a continual dropping ? In a rainy day
And ? A contentious woman are alike
V17 iron sharpens iron so ? So a men sharpens the countenance of his friend
V19 as in water face ? Answers to face
So ? The heart of men to men
V20 hell and destruction ? Are never full
So ? The eyes of men are never satisfied
Pr ch 28
V1 the wicked flee ? When no men pursues
But the righteous are ? Bold as lion
V4 they that forsake the law ? Praise the wicked
But such as keep the law ? Contend with them
V5 evil men understand not ? Judgment
But they that seek the Lord ? Understand all things
V8 he that by usury and unjust gain ? Increased his substance
He shall ? Gather it for him that pities the poor
V9 he that turns his heart from hearing the law ? Even his prayer shall be abomination
V10 whoso causes the righteous ? To fall astray in an evil way
He shall fall ? Himself in his own pit
But the upright shall ? Have good things in possession
V11 the rich men is ? Wise in his own conceit
But ? The poor that has underdtanding searches him out
V13 he that covers his sin ? Shall not prosper
But whoso ? Confesses and forsakes them shall have mercy
V15 as a roaring lion and a ranging bear ? So is a wicked ruler over a poor people
V16 the prince that wanteth underdtanding ? Is also a great opressor
V20 a faithful man shall ? Abound in blessings
V25 he that is proud of heart ? Stirs up strife
He that puts his trust in the Lord ? Shall be made fat
V26 he that trusts on his own heart ? Is a fool
V27 he that gives to the poor ? Shall not lack
He that hides bis eyes ? Shall have many a curse
Pr ch 29
V1 he that being often reproved ? Hardens his neck
Shall suddently ? Be destroyed and that without remedy
V4 the king' by ? Judgment establishes the land
But he that received gifts ? Overthrows it
V5 a men that flatters his ? Neighbour spreads a net for his feet
V7 the righteous considers ? The cause of the poor
But the wicked ? Regards it not to know it
V9 if a wise men contends with a ? Foolish men
Whether he ? Rage or laughs there is no rest
V10 the blood thirsty ? Hate the upright
But the just shall ? Seek his soul
V11 a fool utters all ? His mind
But a wise men ? Keeps it in till afterwards
V13 the poor and the deceitful men meet ? The lord lightens both their eyes
V14 the king' that faithfully judges the poor ? His throne shall be established forever
C15 the rod and reproof ? Give wisdom
But a child left to himself ? Brings his mother to shame
V16 When the wicked are multiplied ? Transgression increases
But the ? Righteous shall see their fall
V18 where there is no vision ? The people perish
V20 see you a men hasty in his words ? There is more hope of a fool than of him
V22 an angry men stirs up ? Strife
And a furious men? Abounds in transgression
V23 a men's pride shall bring him low ? But honour shall uphold the humble in spirit
V24 whoso is partner with a thief ? Hates his own soul
V25 the fear of men ? Brings a snare
But ? Whoso puts their trust in the lord shall be safe
V27 an unjust men ? Is an abomination to the just
He that is upright in the way? Is abomination to the wicked
Pr ch 30
V1 who is this proverb from ? Agur
V5 every word of God is pure ? He is. shield to them that trust in him
V5 add not to his words ? Lest he reproved you and you be found a liar
V9 lest I be full ? And deny thee and say who is the Lord
Or lest I be poor ? And steal and take the name of my God in vain
V12 there is a generation that is ? Pure in their own eyes
And is not washed ? From their filthiness
V13 there is a generation o how lofty? Are their eyes
And their eyelids ? Are lifted up
C15 there are three things that are never satisfied ? Four say not it is enough
V16 the ? Grave , The barren womb
The ? Earth rhat is not filled with water
And the ? Fire that says not it is enough
V18 there are 3 things? That are too wonderful for me
Four ? Which I know not
V19 the way of ? The eagle in the air
The way of the ? Serpent upon the rock
The way of ? The ship in the midst of the sea
The way of ? Men with a maid
V21 for three things the ? Earth is disquieted
For four ? Which it cannot bear
V22 for a servant when ? He reigns
For a fool ? When he is filled with meat
V23 for an odious woman when she is married
An handmaid ? Heir to her mistress
There are 4 things ? That are little upon the Earth
But are ? Exceedingly wise
V25 the ants , Connie , locusts , spiders
The ants are a people ? Not strong yet they prepare their meat in summer
V26 the Connie are but ? Agreable folk ? Yet make they their house in the rock
V27 the locusts have ? No king yet go they forth all of them by bands
V28 the spider takes ? Hold with her hand and is in kings palaces
V29 three things that go well ? Four are comely in going
V30 a lion which is ? Strongest among beasts
And ? Turns not away for any
V31 a greyhound and ? He goat also
And a king ? Against whom there is no rising up
V32 if you have done ? Foolishly on lifting up yourself
Or if you have thought evil ? May your hand upon your mouth
V32 surely the churning of ?milk brings forth butter
The wringing of the nose ? Brings forth blood
So the forcing of wrath ? Brings forth strife
Pr ch 31
V1 the words of king ? Lemuel
V4 it is not for kings ? To drink wine
V5 lest they drink and ? Forget the law and pervert the judgment of any of the afflicted
V6 give strong drink ? To him that is ready to perish
And wine ? To them that are of heavy hearts
V7 let him drink? And forget his poverty and remember his misery no more
V10 who can find a virtuous ? Woman for her price is above rubies
V11 the heart of her husband ? Safely trust in her
So that ? He shall have no need of spoil
V12 she will do him good ? And not evil all the days of her life
V16 she considers a field ? And buys it with the fruit of her hands she plants a vineyard
V23 her husband is known ? At the gates when he sits among the elders of the land
V26 she opened her mouth ? With wisdom
And in her tongue ? Is the law of kindness
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