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Proverbs: 19
1. It is better to be poor and honest than to be a fool and dishonest.
2. Zeal without knowledge is not good; a person who moves too quickly may go the wrong way.
3. People ruin their lives by their own foolishness and then are angry at the LORD.
4. Wealth makes many "friends"; poverty drives them away.
5. A false witness will not go unpunished, nor will a liar escape.
6. Many beg favors from a prince; everyone is the friend of a person who gives gifts!
7. If the relatives of the poor despise them, how much more will their friends avoid them. The poor call after them, but they are gone.
8. To acquire wisdom is to love oneself; people who cherish understanding will prosper.
9. A false witness will not go unpunished, and a liar will be destroyed.
10. It isn't right for a fool to live in luxury or for a slave to rule over princes!
11. People with good sense restrain their anger; they earn esteem by overlooking wrongs.
12. The king's anger is like a lion's roar, but his favor is like dew on the grass.
13. A foolish child is a calamity to a father; a nagging wife annoys like a constant dripping.
14. Parents can provide their sons with an inheritance of houses and wealth, but only the LORD can give an understanding wife.
15. A lazy person sleeps soundly--and goes hungry.
16. Keep the commandments and keep your life; despising them leads to death.
17. If you help the poor, you are lending to the LORD--and he will repay you!
18. Discipline your children while there is hope. If you don't, you will ruin their lives.
19. Short-tempered people must pay their own penalty. If you rescue them once, you will have to do it again.
20. Get all the advice and instruction you can, and be wise the rest of your life.
21. You can make many plans, but the LORD's purpose will prevail.
22. Loyalty makes a person attractive. And it is better to be poor than dishonest.
23. Fear of the LORD gives life, security, and protection from harm.
24. Some people are so lazy that they won't even lift a finger to feed themselves.
25. If you punish a mocker, the simpleminded will learn a lesson; if you reprove the wise, they will be all the wiser.
26. Children who mistreat their father or chase away their mother are a public disgrace and an embarrassment.
27. If you stop listening to instruction, my child, you have turned your back on knowledge.
28. A corrupt witness makes a mockery of justice; the mouth of the wicked gulps down evil.
29. Mockers will be punished, and the backs of fools will be beaten.
Proverbs: 20
1. Wine produces mockers; liquor leads to brawls. Whoever is led astray by drink cannot be wise.
2. The king's fury is like a lion's roar; to rouse his anger is to risk your life.
3. Avoiding a fight is a mark of honor; only fools insist on quarreling.
4. If you are too lazy to plow in the right season, you will have no food at the harvest.
5. Though good advice lies deep within a person's heart, the wise will draw it out.
6. Many will say they are loyal friends, but who can find one who is really faithful?
7. The godly walk with integrity; blessed are their children after them.
8. When a king judges, he carefully weighs all the evidence, distinguishing the bad from the good.
9. Who can say, "I have cleansed my heart; I am pure and free from sin"?
10. The LORD despises double standards of every kind.
11. Even children are known by the way they act, whether their conduct is pure and right.
12. Ears to hear and eyes to see--both are gifts from the LORD.
13. If you love sleep, you will end in poverty. Keep your eyes open, and there will be plenty to eat!
14. The buyer haggles over the price, saying, "It's worthless," then brags about getting a bargain!
15. Wise speech is rarer and more valuable than gold and rubies.
16. Be sure to get collateral from anyone who guarantees the debt of a stranger. Get a deposit if someone guarantees the debt of a foreigner.
17. Stolen bread tastes sweet, but it turns to gravel in the mouth.
18. Plans succeed through good counsel; don't go to war without the advice of others.
19. A gossip tells secrets, so don't hang around with someone who talks too much.
20. If you curse your father or mother, the lamp of your life will be snuffed out.
21. An inheritance obtained early in life is not a blessing in the end.
22. Don't say, "I will get even for this wrong." Wait for the LORD to handle the matter.
23. The LORD despises double standards; he is not pleased by dishonest scales.
24. How can we understand the road we travel? It is the LORD who directs our steps.
25. It is dangerous to make a rash promise to God before counting the cost.
26. A wise king finds the wicked, lays them out like wheat, then runs the crushing wheel over them.
27. The LORD's searchlight penetrates the human spirit, exposing every hidden motive.
28. Unfailing love and faithfulness protect the king; his throne is made secure through love.
29. The glory of the young is their strength; the gray hair of experience is the splendor of the old.
30. Physical punishment cleanses away evil; such discipline purifies the heart.
Proverbs: 21
1. The king's heart is like a stream of water directed by the LORD; he turns it wherever he pleases.
2. People may think they are doing what is right, but the LORD examines the heart.
3. The LORD is more pleased when we do what is just and right than when we give him sacrifices.
4. Haughty eyes, a proud heart, and evil actions are all sin.
5. Good planning and hard work lead to prosperity, but hasty shortcuts lead to poverty.
6. Wealth created by lying is a vanishing mist and a deadly trap.
7. Because the wicked refuse to do what is just, their violence boomerangs and destroys them.
8. The guilty walk a crooked path; the innocent travel a straight road.
9. It is better to live alone in the corner of an attic than with a contentious wife in a lovely home.
10. Evil people love to harm others; their neighbors get no mercy from them.
11. A simpleton can learn only by seeing mockers punished; a wise person learns from instruction.
12. The Righteous One knows what is going on in the homes of the wicked; he will bring the wicked to disaster.
13. Those who shut their ears to the cries of the poor will be ignored in their own time of need.
14. A secret gift calms anger; a secret bribe pacifies fury.
15. Justice is a joy to the godly, but it causes dismay among evildoers.
16. The person who strays from common sense will end up in the company of the dead.
17. Those who love pleasure become poor; wine and luxury are not the way to riches.
18. Sometimes the wicked are punished to save the godly, and the treacherous for the upright.
19. It is better to live alone in the desert than with a crabby, complaining wife.
20. The wise have wealth and luxury, but fools spend whatever they get.
21. Whoever pursues godliness and unfailing love will find life, godliness, and honor.
22. The wise conquer the city of the strong and level the fortress in which they trust.
23. If you keep your mouth shut, you will stay out of trouble.
24. Mockers are proud and haughty; they act with boundless arrogance.
25. The desires of lazy people will be their ruin, for their hands refuse to work.
26. They are always greedy for more, while the godly love to give!
27. God loathes the sacrifice of an evil person, especially when it is brought with ulterior motives.
28. A false witness will be cut off, but an attentive witness will be allowed to speak.
29. The wicked put up a bold front, but the upright proceed with care.
30. Human plans, no matter how wise or well advised, cannot stand against the LORD.
31. The horses are prepared for battle, but the victory belongs to the LORD.

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