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the Holy Bible the authorized 1611 King

James version The Book of Proverbs read

by just in Bible may God bless you with

an unquenchable thirst for his holy word

the

Bible the Book of

Proverbs Chapter

1 the Proverbs of Solomon the son of

David king of Israel to know wisdom and

instruction to receive the words of

understanding to receive the instruction

of wisdom Justice and judgment and

Equity to give subtlety to the simple to

the young man knowledge and

discretion a wise man will hear and will

increase learning and a man of

understanding shall attain unto wise

counsels to understand a proverb and the

interpretation the word words of the

wise and their dark

sayings the fear of the Lord is the

beginning of knowledge but fools despise

wisdom and

instruction my son hear the instruction

of thy father and forsake not the law of

thy mother for they shall be an ornament

of Grace unto thy head and chains about

thy

neck my son if Sinners entice thee

consent thou

not if they say come with us let us lay

weight for blood let us lurk privy for

the innocent without cause let us

swallow them up alive as the grave and

whole as those that go down into the pit

we shall find all precious substance we

shall fill our houses with spoil cast in

thy lot Among Us let us all have one

purse my son walk not thou in the away

with them refrain thy foot from their

path for their feet run to evil and make

haste to shed blood surely in vain the

net is spread in the sight of any bird

and they lay weit for their own blood

they lurk privy for their own

lives so are the ways of everyone that

is greedy of gain which taketh away the

life of the owners

thereof wisdom cth without she utth her

voice in the streets she crith in the

chief place of conquers and the openings

of the gates in the city she utth her

words saying how long ye simple ones

will ye love

Simplicity and the scorners Delight in

their scorning and fools hate

knowledge turn you at my reproof behold

I will pour out my spirit unto you I

will make known my words unto you

because I have called and ye refused I

have stretched out my hand and no man

regarded but ye have said it not all my

counsel and with none of my reproof I

also will laugh at your Calamity I will

mock when your fear cometh when your

fear cometh as desolation and your

destruction cometh as a whirlwind when d

stress and anguish cometh upon you then

shall they call upon me but I will not

answer they shall seek me early but they

shall not find me for that they hated

knowledge and did not choose the fear of

the Lord they were none of my counsel

they despised all my reproof therefore

shall they eat of the fruit of their own

way and be filled with their own devices

the Turning Away of the simple shall

slay them and the prosperity of fools

shall destroy

them but who so hearkeneth unto me shall

dwell safely and shall be quiet from

fear of

evil The Book of Proverbs

chapter 2 my son if thou Wilt receive my

words and hide my Commandments with thee

so that thou incline thine ear unto

wisdom and apply thine heart to

understanding yay if Thou criest after

knowledge and liftest up thy voice for

understanding if thou seekest her as

silver and searches for her as for his

treasures then shalt thou understand the

fear of the Lord

and find the knowledge of God for the

lord giveth wisdom out of his mouth

cometh knowledge and understanding he

layeth up sound wisdom for the righteous

he is a buckler to them that walk

uprightly he keepeth the paths of

judgment and preserveth the way of his

Saints then shalt thou understand

righteousness and judgment and Equity

yeah every good

path when and wisdom entereth into thine

heart and knowledge is Pleasant unto thy

Soul discretion shall preserve thee

understanding shall keep thee to deliver

thee from the way of the evil man from

the man that speaketh forward things who

lead the path of uprightness to walk in

the ways of Darkness who Rejoice to do

evil and Delight in the frowardness of

the wicked whose ways are crooked and

they thrower in their paths to deliver

thee from the strange woman even from

the stranger which flattereth with her

Words which forsaketh the guide of her

Youth and forgiveth the Covenant of her

God for her house inclines unto death

and her paths unto the dead none that go

unto her return again neither take they

hold of the paths of life that thou

mayest walk in the way of good men and

keep the paths of the

righteous for the upright shall dwell in

the land and the perfect shall remain in

it but the wicked shall be cut off from

the earth and the transgressors shall be

rooted out of it

The Book of Proverbs chapter 3 my son

forget not my law but let thine heart

keep my Commandments for length of days

and long life and peace shall they add

to thee let not mercy and Truth forsake

thee bind them about thy neck write them

upon the table of thine heart so shalt

thou find favor and good understanding

in the sight of God and man man trust in

the Lord with all thine heart and lay

not unto thine own

understanding and all thy ways

acknowledge Him and He Shall direct thy

paths be not wise in thine own eyes fear

the lord and depart from Evil it shall

be Health to thy Naval and Marrow to thy

bones

honor the Lord with thy substance and

with the first fruits of all thine

increase so shall thy barns be filled

with plenty and thy presses shall burst

out with new

wine my son dispise not the chastening

of the Lord neither be weary of his

correction for whom the Lord loveth he

correct even as a father the son in whom

he delighteth

happy is the man that findeth wisdom and

the man that GTH understanding for the

merchandise of it is better than the

merchandise of silver and the gain

thereof than find gold she is more

precious than Rubes and all the things

thou C desire are not to be compared

unto her Length of days is in her right

hand and in her left hand riches and

honor her ways are ways of pleasantness

and all her paths are peace she is a

tree of life to them that lay hold upon

her and happy is everyone that retaineth

her the Lord by wisdom hath founded the

Earth by understanding hath he

established the

heavens by his knowledge The Depths are

broken up and the clouds drop down the

Dew my son let not them depart from

Thine Eyes keep sound wisdom and

discretion so shall they be life unto

thy soul and Grace to thy neck then

shalt thou walk in thy way safely and

thy foot shall not stumble when thou

liest down Thou shalt not be afraid yay

Thou shalt lie down and thy sleep shall

be sweet be not afraid of sudden fear

neither of the desolation of the wicked

when it cometh for the Lord shall be thy

confidence and shall keep thy foot from

being

taken withhold not good from them to

whom it is due when it is in the power

of thine hand to do it say not unto Thy

Neighbor go and come again and tomorrow

I will give when thou Hast it by thee

devise not evil against thy neighbor

seeing he dwelleth securely by thee

strive not with a man without cause if

he have done thee no harm Envy thou not

the oppressor and choose none of his

ways for the froward is abomination to

the Lord but his secret is with the

righteous the curse of the Lord is in

the house of the wicked but he blesseth

the habitation of the just surely he

scor the scorners but he giveth Grace

unto the

lowly the wise shall inherit Glory but

shame shall be the promotion of

fools The Book of Proverbs chapter 4 he

ye children the in instruction of a

father and attend to no understanding

for I give you good Doctrine forsake ye

not my law for I was my Father's son

tender and only beloved in the sight of

my mother he taught me also and said

unto me let thine heart retain my words

keep my Commandments and live get wisdom

get understanding forget it not neither

decline from the words of my mouth

forsake her not and she shall preserve

thee love her and she shall keep thee

wisdom is the principal thing therefore

get wisdom and with all thy getting get

understanding exalt her and she shall

promote thee she shall bring thee to

honor when thou dust Embrace her she

shall give to thine head an ornament of

Grace a Crown of Glory shall she deliver

to thee here oh my son and receive my

sayings and the years of thy life shall

be many I have taught thee in the way of

wisdom I have led thee in right

paths when thou goest thy steps shall

not be straightened and when thou

of instruction let her not go keep her

for she is thy

life enter not into the path of the

wicked and go not in the way of evil men

avoid it pass not by it turn from it and

pass away for they sleep not except they

have done mischief and their sleep is

taken away unless they cause some to

fall for they eat the bread of

wickedness and drink the wine of

violence but the path of the just is as

The Shining Light that shineth more and

more unto the perfect day The Way of the

Wicked is as Darkness they know not at

what they

stumble my son attend to my words

incline thine ear un my sayings let them

not depart from Thine Eyes keep them in

the midst of thine heart for they are

life unto those that find them and

health to all their flesh keep thy heart

with all diligence for out of it are the

issues of

Life put away from thee a frower mouth

and perverse lips put far from thee let

thine eyes look right on and let thine

eyelids look straight before thee Ponder

the of thy feet and let all thy ways be

established turn not to the right hand

nor to the left remove thy foot from

Evil The Book of

Proverbs Chapter 5 my son attend unto my

wisdom and and bow thine ear to my

understanding that thou mayest regard

discretion and that thy lips may keep

knowledge for the lips of a strange

woman drop as in honeycomb and her mouth

is smoother than oil but her end is

bitter as wormwood sharp as a two-edged

sword her feet go down to death her

steps take hold on Hell lest thou should

us Ponder the path of Life her ways are

movable that thou cast not know them

hear me now therefore oh ye children and

depart not from the words of my mouth

remove thy way far from her and come not

nigh the door of her house lest thou

give thine honor unto others and thy

years unto the cruel lest strangers be

filled with thy wealth and thy labors be

in the house of a stranger and thou

mourn at the last when thy flesh and thy

body are consumed doomed and say how

have I hated instruction and my heart

despised reproof and have not obeyed the

voice of my teachers nor inclined my ear

to them that instructed me I was almost

in all evil in the midst of the

congregation and

assembly drink Waters out of thy know

sister and running Waters out of thine

own well let thy fountains be dispersed

abroad and rivers of waters in the

streets let them be only thine own and

not strangers with thee let thy Fountain

be blessed and rejoice with the wife of

thy youth let her be as the loving Hind

and pleasant row let her breasts satisfy

thee at all times and be thou ravished

always with her love

and why wil thou my son be ravished with

a strange woman and embrace the bosom of

a

stranger for the ways of man are before

the eyes of the Lord and He Ponder with

all his

goings his own iniquities shall take the

wicked himself and he shall be Holden

with the cords of his

sins he shall die without instruction

and in the greatness of his father

he shall go

astray The Book of Proverbs Chapter 6 my

son if thou be shity for thy friend and

thou Hast stricken thy hand with a

stranger thou art snared with the words

of thy mouth Thou Art taken with the

words of thy mouth do this now my son

and deliver thyself when thou art come

into the hand of thy friend go humble

thyself and make sure thy friend give

not sleep to thine eyes nor Slumber to

thine eyelids deliver thyself as a row

from the hand of the Hunter and as a

bird from the hand of the

Fowler go to the an thou sluggard

consider her ways and be wise which

having no guide over or ruler provideth

her meat in the summer and gathereth her

food in the

Harvest how long wilt thou sleep oh

sluggard when wilt thou arise out of thy

sleep yet a little sleep a little

Slumber a little folding of the hands to

sleep so shall thy poverty come as one

that travelleth and thy want as an armed

man a naughty person a wicked man

walketh with a frowed mouth he waketh

with his eyes he speaketh with his feet

he teacheth with his fingers frowardness

is in his heart he deviseth Mischief

continually he Seth

Discord therefore shall his Calamity

come suddenly suddenly shall he be

broken without

remedy these six things do the Lord hate

yeay seven are an Abomination unto him a

proud look a lying tongue and hands that

shed innocent blood and heart that

deviseth Wicked

imaginations feet that be Swift in

running to Mischief a false witness that

speaketh lies and he that Seth Discord

among

Brethren my son keep thy father's

commandment and forsake not the law of

thy mother bind them continually upon

thine heart and tie them about thy neck

when thou goest it shall lead thee when

thou sleepest it shall keep thee and

when thou awak it shall talk with thee

for the Commandment is a lamp and the

law is light and reproofs of instruction

are the way of life to keep thee from

the evil woman from the flattery of the

the tongue of a strange woman lust not

after her beauty in thine heart neither

let her take thee with her

eyelids for by means of a horish woman a

man is brought to a piece of bread and

the adulterous will hunt for the

precious life can a man take fire in his

bosom and his clothes not be burned can

one go upon hot coals and his feet not

be burned so he that goeth into to his

neighbor's wife whosoever toucheth her

shall not be innocent men do not despise

a thief if he steal to satisfy his soul

when he is hungry but if he be found he

shall restore Sevenfold he shall give

all the substance of his house but who

so committeth adultery with a woman

lacketh understanding he that doeth it d

destroyeth his own

soul a wound and dishonor shall he get

and his reproach shall not be wiped

away for jealousy is the Rage of a man

therefore he will not spare in the day

of

Vengeance he will not regard any Ransom

neither will he rest content though th

givest many gifts

The Book of Proverbs Chapter 7 my son

keep my words and lay up my Commandments

with thee keep my Commandments and live

and my law is the apple of thine eye

bind them upon thy fingers write them

upon the table of thine heart say unto

wisdom Thou Are art my sister and call

understanding thy kinswoman that they

may keep thee from the strange woman

from The Stranger which flattereth with

her words for at the window of my house

I looked through my casement and beheld

among the simple ones I discerned among

the youth a young man void of

understanding passing through the street

near her corner and he went the way to

her house in the Twilight in the evening

in the black and dark night and behold

there met him a woman with the attire of

an harot and subtle of heart she is loud

and stubborn her feet abide not in her

house now is she without now in the

streets and lith in weight at every

corner so she caught him and kissed him

and with an impudent face said unto him

I have peace offerings with me this day

have I paid my vows therefore came I

forth to meet thee diligently to seek

thy face and I have found Thee I have

decked my bed with coverings of tapestry

with carved works with fine linen of

Egypt I have perfumed my bed with myrr

hallows and cinnamon come let us take

our fill of love until the morning let

us Solace ourselves with loves for the

good men and is not at home he has gone

a long a journey he had taken a bag of

money with him and will come home at the

day

appointed with her much fair speech she

caused him to yield with the flattering

of her lips she forced him he goeth

after her straightway as an ox goeth to

the slaughter or as a fool to the

correction of the stocks till a dart

strike through his liver as a bird

hasteth to the snare and knoweth not

that it is for his life hearken unto me

now therefore O ye children and attend

to the words of my mouth let not thine

heart decline to her ways go not astray

in her paths for she hath cast down many

wounded yay many strong men have been

slain by her her house is the way to

Hell going down down to the chambers of

death The Book of Proverbs chapter 8 do

not wisdom cry and understanding put

forth her

voice she standeth in the top of five

places by the way in the places of the

paths she cry at the gates at the entry

of the city at the coming in at the

doors unto you oh men I call and my

voice is to the sons of men oh ye

simple understand wisdom and ye fools be

ye of an understanding

heart here I will speak of excellent

things and the opening of my lips shall

be right things for my mouth shall speak

truth and wickedness is an Abomination

to my

lips all the words of my mouth are in

righteousness there is nothing forward

or perverse in them they are all plain

to him that understandeth and write to

them that find

knowledge receive my instruction and not

silver and knowledge rather than Choice

gold for wisdom is better than rubies

and all the things that may be desired

are not to be compared to it I wisdom

dwell with prudence and find out

knowledge of witty

inventions the fear of the Lord is to

hate evil pride and arrogancy and the

evil way in the forward mouth do I

hate counsel is mine and sound wisdom I

I am understanding I have

strength by me Kings reign and princes

decree

Justice by me princes Rule and Nobles

even all the judges of the earth I love

them that love me and those that seek me

early shall find

me riches and honor are with me yay

durable riches and righteousness

my fruit is better than gold yay than

fine gold and my Revenue than Choice

silver I lead in the way of

righteousness in the midst of the paths

of judgment that I may cause those that

love me to inherit substance and I will

fill their

Treasures the Lord possessed me and the

beginning of his way before his works of

old I was set up from Everlasting from

the beginning wherever the Earth

was when there were no depths I was

brought forth when there were no

fountains abounding with water before

the mountains were settled before the

hills was I brought forth while as yet

he had not made the Earth nor the fields

nor the highest part of the Dust of the

world when he prepared the heavens

I was there when he set a compass upon

the face of the depth when he

established the clouds above when he

strengthened The Fountains of the deep

when he gave to the Sea his decree that

the waters should not pass his

commandment when he appointed the

foundations of the earth then I was by

him as one brought up with him and I was

daily his Delight rejoicing always

before him rejoicing and the habitable

part of his Earth and my Delights were

with the sons of

men now therefore hearken unto me oh ye

children for blessed are they that keep

my

ways hear instruction and be wise and

refuse it

not blessed is the man that heareth me

watching daily at my Gates waiting at

the post hosts of my

doors for who so findeth me findeth life

and shall obtain favor of the

Lord but he that sinth against me

wrongth his own soul all they that hate

me love death

The Book of Proverbs Chapter n wisdom

hath builded her house she hath he out

her Seven Pillars she hath killed her

beasts she hath mingled her wine she

hath also furnished her table she hath

sent forth her maidens she crith upon

the highest places of the city who so is

simple let him turn in hither as for him

that WTH understanding she saith to him

come eat of my bread and drink of the

wine which I have

mingled forsake the foolish and live and

go in the way of

understanding he that reproveth a

scorner GTH to himself shame and he that

rebuke with the Wicked Man GTH himself a

plot reprove not a scorner lest he hate

thee rebuke a wise man man and he will

love

thee give instruction to a wise man and

he will be yet wiser teach a just man

and he will increase in learning the

fear of the Lord is the beginning of

wisdom and the knowledge of the Holy is

understanding for by me thy days shall

be multiplied and the years of thy life

shall be

increased if thou be wise Thou shalt be

wise for thyself but if thou scornest

thou alone shalt bear

it a foolish woman is clamorous she is

simple and knoweth nothing for she sth

at the door of her house on a seat in

the high places of the city to call

passengers who go right on their ways

who so is simple let him turn in hither

and as for him that WTH understanding

she saith to him stolen waters are sweet

and bread eaten in secret is pleasant

but he knoweth not that the Dead are

there and that her guests are in the

depths of

Hell The Book of

Proverbs chapter 10 the Proverbs of

Solomon a wise son maketh a glad father

but a foolish son is the heaviness of

his

mother Treasures of wickedness profit

nothing but righteousness

the slack hand but the hand of the

diligent maketh

Rich he that gathereth in summer is a

wise son but he that sleepeth in Harvest

is a son that causeth

shame blessings are upon the head of the

just but violence coverthe mouth of the

wicked the memory of the just is blessed

but the name of the wicked shall

brought the wise in heart will receive

Commandments but a Praying fool shall

fall he that walketh uprightly walketh

surely but he that perverteth his ways

shall be

known he that winketh with the eye

causeth sorrow but a pring fool shall

fall the mouth of a righteous man is a

well of love life but violence

coverthe stries but love

coverthe lips of him that hath

understanding wisdom is found but a rod

is for the back of him that is void of

understanding wise man lay up knowledge

but the mouth of the foolish is near

destruction

the rich man's wealth is his Strong City

the destruction of the poor is their

poverty the labor of the righteous

tendeth to life the fruit of the wicked

to

sin he is in the way of life that

keepeth instruction but he that refuses

for proof

Heth he that hideth hatred with lying

lips and he that utth a slander is a

fool

and the multitude of words there WTH not

sin but he that refrain of his lips is

wise the tongue of the just is as Choice

silver the heart of the wicked is little

worth the lips of the righteous feed

many but fools die for want of

wisdom the blessing of the Lord it

maketh rich and adth no sorrow with

it it is a sport to a fool to do

Mischief but a man of understanding hath

wisdom the fear of the wicked shall come

upon him but the desire of the righteous

shall be

granted as the Whirlwind passeth so is

the wicked no more but the righteous is

an everlasting Foundation

as vinegar to the teeth and as smoke to

the eyes so is the sluggard to them that

sent

him the fear of the Lord prolong days

but the years of the wicked shall be

shortened the hope of the righteous

shall be gladness but the expectation of

the wicked Shall

Perish the way of the Lord is strength

to the upright but destruction shall be

to the workers of

iniquity the righteous shall never be

removed but the wicked shall not inhabit

the

Earth the mouth of the just bringeth

forth wisdom but the frow word tongue

shall be cut

out the lips of the righteous know what

is acceptable but the mouth of the

wicked speaketh forwardness

The Book of Proverbs chap 11 a false

balance is abomination to the Lord but a

just weight is his

Delight when Pride cometh then cometh

shame but with the lowly is

wisdom the Integrity of the upright

shall guide them but the perverseness of

transgressors shall destroy

them riches profit not in the day of

Wrath but righteousness deliver from

Death the righteousness of the perfect

shall direct his way but the wicked

shall fall by his own

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wickedness the righteousness of the

upright shall deliver them but

transgressors shall be taken in their

own

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naughtiness when a wicked man dieth his

expectation Shall Perish and the hope of

unjust men

perisheth the righteous is delivered out

of trouble and the wicked cometh in his

stead and hypocrite with his mouth

destroyeth his neighbor but through

knowledge shall the just be

delivered when it goeth well with the

righteous the city rejoiceth and when

the wicked perish there is

shouting by the blessing of the upright

the city is exalted but it is overthrown

by the mouth of the

wicked he that is void of wisdom

despiseth his neighbor but a man of

understanding holdeth his

peace a tail Bearer revealeth Secrets

but he that is of a faithful Spirit

conceal the matter

where no counsel is the people fall but

in the multitude of counselors there is

safety he that is shity for a stranger

shall smart for it and he that hateth sh

ship is

sure a gracious woman retaineth honor

and strong men retain

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riches the merciful man doeth good to

his own soul but he that is cruel

troubleth his own

flesh the wicked worketh a deceitful

work but to him that sewe righteousness

shall be a sure

reward as righteousness tendeth to life

so he that pursueth evil pursueth it to

his own

death they that are of a forward heart

are Abomination to the Lord but such as

are upright in their way are his Delight

though hand join in hand the wicked

shall not be unpunished but the seed of

the righteous shall be

delivered as a jewel of gold in a

swine's snout so is a fair woman which

is without

discretion the desire of the righteous

is only good but the expectation of the

wicked is

wrath there is that scattereth and yet

increaseth and there is that withholdeth

more than his meat but tendeth to

Poverty the liberal Soul shall be made

fat and he that WTH shall be watered

also

himself he that withholdeth corn the

people shall curse him but blessing

shall be upon the head of him that sth

it he that diligently seeketh good

procureth favor but he that seeketh

mischief and shall come unto

him he that trusteth in his riches shall

fall but the righteous shall flourish as

a

branch he that troubleth his own house

shall inherit the wind and the fool

shall be servant to the wise of

heart the fruit of the righteous is a

tree of life and he that winth Souls is

wise

behold the righteous shall be

recompensed in the earth much more the

wicked and The

Sinner The Book of Proverbs chap 12 who

so loveth instruction loveth knowledge

but he that hateth reproof is brutish

a good man obtaineth favor of the Lord

but a man of wicked devices will he

condemn a man shall not be established

by wickedness but the root of the

righteous shall not be

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moved a virtuous woman is a crown to her

husband but she that maketh ashamed is

as rottenness in his

bones the thoughts of the righteous are

right but the counsels of the wicked are

deceit the words of the wicked are to

lie and wait for blood but the mouth of

the upright shall deliver

them the wicked are overthrown and are

not but the house of the righteous shall

stand a man shall be commended according

to his wisdom but he that is of a

perverse heart shall be despised

he that is despised and hath a servant

is better than he that honth himself and

lackthe

a righteous man regardeth the life of

his beast but The Tender Mercies of the

wicked are

cruel he that helth his land shall be

satisfied with bread but he that follow

with vain persons is void of

understanding the the Wicked desireth

the net of evil men but the root of the

righteous yield it

fruit the wicked is snared by the

transgression of his lips but the just

shall come out of

trouble a man shall be satisfied with

good by the fruit of his mouth and the

recompense of a man's hands shall be

rendered unto

him the way of a fool is right and his

own eyes but he that hearkeneth un

counsel is

wise a Fool's wrath is presently known

but a prudent man

coverthe that speaketh truth showeth

forth righteousness but a false witness

deceit there is that speaketh like the

piercings of a sword but the tongue of

the wise is health

the lip of truth shall be established

forever but a lying tongue is but for a

moment deceit is in the heart of them

that imagine evil but to the counselors

of peace is

Joy there shall no evil happen to the

just but the wicked shall be filled with

Mischief lying lips are Abomination to

the Lord but they that deal truly are

are his

Delight a prudent man con Sealth

knowledge but the heart of fools

proclaimeth

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foolishness the hand of the diligent

shall bear rule but the slothful shall

be under

tribute heaviness in the heart of man

maketh it stoop but a good word maketh

it

glad the righteous is more excellent

than his neighbor but the way of the

wicked seduth

them the slothful man roast of not that

which he took in hunting but the

substance of a diligent man is

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precious and the way of righteousness is

life and in the pathway thereof There Is

No Death

The Book of Proverbs Chapter 13 a wise

son heareth his father's instruction but

a scorner hearth not

rebuke a man shall eat good by the fruit

of his mouth but the soul of the

transgressors shall eat

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violence he that keepeth his mouth

keepeth his life but he that openeth

wide his lips shall have destruction

the soul of the sluggard desireth and

hath nothing but the soul of the

diligent shall be made

fat a righteous man hateth lying but a

wicked man is loome and cometh to

shame righteousness keepeth him that is

upright in the way but wickedness

overthroweth The

Sinner there is that maketh himself Rich

yet hath nothing there is that maketh

himself poor yet hath great

riches The Ransom of a man's life are

his riches but the poor heareth not

rebuke the light of the righteous

rejoiceth but the lamp of the wicked

shall be put

out only by Pride cometh contention but

with the well advised is wisdom

wealth gotten by Vanity shall be

diminished but he that gathereth by

labor shall

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increase hope deferred maketh the heart

sick but when the desire cometh it is a

tree of

life who so despiseth the word shall be

destroyed but he that fearth the

Commandment shall be

rewarded the law of the wise is the

Fountain of of life to depart from the

snares of

death good understanding giveth favor

but the way of transgressors is

hard every prudent man dealth with

knowledge but a fool layeth open his

folly a wicked messenger falleth into

Mischief but a faithful Ambassador is

Health poverty and shame shall be to him

that refuseth instruction but he that

regardeth reprove shall be

honored the desire accomplished is sweet

to the soul but it is abomination to

fools to depart from

Evil he that walketh with wise men shall

be wise but a companion of fools shall

be

destroyed evil pursueth Sinners but to

the righteous good shall be

paid a good man leaveth an inheritance

to his children's children and the

wealth of the sinner is laid up for the

just much food is in the tillage of the

poor but there is that is destroyed for

want of

judgment he that spareth his Rod hateth

his son but he that loveth him

chasteneth him be

times the righteous edth to the

satisfying of his soul but the belly of

the wicked shall

want the Book of Proverbs Chapter

14 every wise woman builth her house but

the foolish pluth it down with her

hands he is that walketh in his

uprightness feareth the Lord but he that

is perverse in his ways despiseth

him and the mouth of the foolish is a

rod of Pride but the lips of the wise

shall preserve

them where no oxen are the crib is clean

but much increase is by the strength of

the

ox a faithful witness will not lie but a

false witness will utter

lies a scorner seeketh wisdom and

findeth it not but knowledge is easy

unto him that

understandeth go from the presence of a

foolish man when thou perceivest not in

him the lips of

knowledge the wisdom of The Prudent is

to understand his way but the Folly of

fools is

deceit fools make a mock as Sin but

among the righteous there is

favor the heart knoweth his own

bitterness and a stranger do not inter

midle with his

Joy The House of the wicked shall be

overthrown but the Tabernacle of the

upright shall

flourish there is a way which seeth

right unto a man but the end thereof are

the ways of

death even in laughter the heart is

sorrowful and the end of that mirth is

heaviness the back slider in heart shall

be filled with his own ways and a good

man shall be satisfied from

himself the simple believeth every word

but The Prudent man lookth well to his

going a wise man fearth and departeth

from evil but the full r and is

confident he that is soon angry dealth

foolishly and a man of wicked devices is

hated the simple inherit FY whether

prudent or crowned with

knowledge the evil bow before the good

and the Wicked at the gates of the

righteous the poor is hated even of his

own neighbor but the rich Rich hath many

friends he that despiseth his neighbor

sinth but he that hath Mercy on the poor

happy is

he do they not ear that devise evil but

mercy and truth shall be to them that

devise

good and all labor there is profit but

the talk of the lips tendeth only to

penury The Crow of the wise is their

riches but the foolishness of fools is

folly a true witness delivereth Souls

but a deceitful witness speaketh

lies in the fear of the Lord is strong

confidence and his children shall have a

place of

Refuge the fear of the Lord is a

Fountain of Life to depart from the

snares of death

in the multitude of people is the King's

honor but in the want of people is the

destruction of the

prince he that is slow to wrath is of

great understanding but he that is Hasty

of spirit exalteth

Folly a sound heart is the life of the

flesh but Envy the rotness of the

bones he that oppresseth the poor

reproacheth his maker but he that honth

him hath Mercy on the

poor the wicked is driven away in his

wickedness but the righteous hath hope

in his

death wisdom resteth in the heart of him

that hath understanding but that which

is in the midst of fools is made

known righteousness exalteth a nation

but sin is a Ro to any

people the king's favor is toward a wise

servant but his wrath is against him

that causeth

shame The Book of Proverbs chapter

15 a soft answer turneth away wrath but

Grievous words stir up

anger the tongue of the wise useth

knowledge a right but the mouth of fools

porth out

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foolishness the eyes of the Lord are in

every place beholding the evil and the

good a wholesome tongue is a tree of

life a perverseness therein is a breach

in the

spirit a fool despiseth his father's

instruction but he that regardeth for

reproof is

prudent and the house of the righteous

is much treasure but in the revenues of

the wicked is

trouble the lips of the wise disperse

knowledge but the heart of the foolish

doeth not

so the sacrifice of the wicked is an

Abomination to the Lord but the prayer

of the upright is his Delight

The Way of the Wicked is an Abomination

unto the Lord but he loveth him that

followeth after

righteousness correction is Grievous

unto him that forsaketh the way and he

that hateth for reproof shall

die hell and destruction are before the

Lord how much more than the hearts of

the children of

men a scorner loveth not one that

reprove with him neither will he go into

the

wise a merry heart maketh a cheerful

countenance but by sorrow of the heart

the spirit is

broken the heart of him that hath

understanding seeketh knowledge but the

mouth of fools Feth on

foolishness all the days of The

Afflicted are evil but he that is of a

merry heart haveth a continual feast

better is little with the fear of the

Lord than great treasure and trouble

therewith better is a dinner of herbs

where love is than a stalled ox and

hatred

therewith a rful man stirreth up Strife

but he that is slow to anger appeaseth

Strife the way of the slothful man is as

in hedge of thorn

but the way of the righteous is made

plain a wise son maketh a glad father

but a foolish man despiseth his

mother Folly is joy to him that is

destitute of wisdom but a man of

understanding walketh

uprightly without counsel purposes are

disappointed but in the multitude of

counselors they are

established a man hath Joy by the answer

of his mouth and a word spoken in due

season how good is

it the way of life is above to the wise

that he may depart from Hell

beneath the Lord will destroy the house

of The Proud but he will establish the

border of the

Widow the thoughts of the wicked are an

Abomination to the Lord but the words of

the peer are pleasant

words he that is greedy of gain

troubleth his own house but he that

hateth gives shall

live the heart of the righteous studieth

to answer but the mouth of the wicked

porth out evil

things the Lord is far from the wicked

but he heareth the prayer of the

righteous the light of the eyes

rejoiceth the heart and a good report

maketh the bones

fat the ear that heareth the reprove of

life abideth among the

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wise he that refuseth instruction

despiseth his own soul but he that

heareth reproof GTH

understanding the fear of the Lord is

the instruction of wisdom and before

honor is

humility The Book of Proverbs chapter 16

the preparations of the heart in man and

the answer of the tongue is from the

Lord all the ways of a man are clean in

his own eyes but the Lord weth the

spirits commit thy Works unto the Lord

and thy thoughts shall be

established the Lord have made all

things for himself y even the wicked for

the day of

evil everyone that is proud in heart is

an Abomination to the Lord though hand

join in hand he shall not be unpunished

by Mercy and Truth iniquity is purged

and by the fear of the Lord men depart

from

Evil when a man's ways please the Lord

he maketh even his enemies to be at

peace with

him better is a little with

righteousness than great revenues

without

right a man's heart deviseth his way but

the Lord directeth his

steps a Divine sentence is in the lips

of the king his mouth transgressive not

in

judgment ajust Weight and Balance are

the Lords all the weights of the bag are

his

work it is an Abomination to Kings to

commit wickedness for the throne is

established by

righteousness righteous lips are the

Delight of King Kings and they love him

that speaketh

right the wrath of a king is as

messengers of death but a wise man will

pacify

it and the light of the king's

countenance is life and his favor is as

a cloud of the latter

rain how much better is it to get wisdom

than gold and to get understanding

rather to be chosen than silver

the highway of the upright is to depart

from Evil he that keepeth his way

preserveth his

soul Pride goeth Before Destruction and

an hotty spirit before a

fall better it is to be of an humble

spirit with the lowly than to divide the

spoil with the

proud he that handle the matter wisely

shall find good and who so trusteth in

the Lord happy is

he the wise in heart Shall be Called

prudent and the sweetness of the lips

increaseth

learning understanding is a Wellspring

of Life unto him that hath it but the

instruction of fools is

folly the heart of the wise teacheth his

mouth and adth learning to his lips

pleasant words are as in honeycomb sweet

to the soul and health to the

bones there's a way that seeth right

unto a man but the end thereof are the

ways of

death he that labor labor for himself

for his mouth crath it of

him an ungodly man taketh up evil and in

his lips there is as a burning

fire a froward man Seth strife and a

Whisperer separate if Chief

friends a violet man enti his neighbor

and leadth him into the way that is not

good he shutteth his eyes to devise

forward things moving his lips he

bringeth evil to

pass the hory head is a crown of Glory

if it be found in the way of

righteousness he that is slow to aner is

better than the mighty and he that

ruleth his Spirit than he that taketh

the

city the lot is cast into the lap but

the whole disposing thereof is of the

Lord

The Book of

Proverbs chapter

17 better is a dry morsel and quietness

therewith than an house full of

sacrifices with

Strife a wise servant shall have rule

over a son that causeth shame and shall

have part of the inheritance among the

Brethren the finding pot is for silver

and the furnace for gold but the Lord

trith the

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hearts a wicked doer giveth heed to

false lips and a liar giveth ear to a

naughty

tongue who so mock the poor reproacheth

his maker and he that is glad at

calamities shall not be

unpunished children's children are the

crown of old men and the glory of

children are their fathers

excellent speech becometh not a fool

much less do lying lips a

prince a gift is as a precious stone in

the eyes of him that hath it withs

soever it turneth it

prospereth he that

coverthe seeketh love but he that

repeatthedose

more into a wise man than in 100 Stripes

into a

fool and evil man seeketh only Rebellion

therefore a cruel messenger shall be

sent against

him let a bear robbed of her welps meet

a man rather than a fool in his

folly who so rewardeth evil for good

evil shall not depart from his house

the beginning of strife is as when one

lth out water therefore leave off

contention before it be meddled

with he that justifieth the wicked and

he that condemneth the just even they

both are Abomination to the

Lord wherefore is there a price in the

hand of a fool to get wisdom seeing he

hath no heart to

it a friend loveth at all times and a

brother is born for

adversity a man void of understanding

striketh hands and becometh shity in the

presence of his

friend he loveth transgression that

loveth strife and he that exalteth his

gate seeketh

destruction he that hath a frower heart

findeth no good and he that hath a

perverse tongue falleth into

Mischief he that Beth a fool doeth it to

his sorrow and the father of a fool hath

no

joy a merry heart doeth good like a

medicine but a broken Spirit dth the

bones a wicked man taketh a gift out of

the bosom to pervert the ways of

judgment

wisdom is before him that hath

understanding but the eyes of a fool are

in the ends of the

Earth a foolish son is a grief to his

father and bitterness to her that bear

him also to punish the just is not good

nor to strike princes for

Equity he that hath knowledge

spareth his words and a man of

understanding is of an excellent

Spirit even a fool when he holdeth his

peace is counted wise and he that

shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of

understanding The Book of Proverbs

chapter

18 through desire a man having separated

himself seeketh and intermeddleth with

all

wisdom a fool hath no Delight in

understanding but that is hard to may

discover

itself when the wicked cometh then

cometh also contempt and with aomine

reproach the words of a man's mouth are

as deep waterers and the Wellspring of

wisdom as a flowing

Brook it is not good to accept the

person of the wicked to overthrow the

righteous in

judgment a Fool's lips enter into

contention and his mouth calleth for

strokes a Fool's mouth is his

destruction and his lips are the snare

of his

soul the word birds of a tail Bearer are

as wounds and they go down into the

innermost parts of the

belly he also that is slothful in his

work is brother to him that is a great

waster the name of the Lord is a strong

tower the righteous runneth into it and

is

safe the rich man's wealth is his Strong

City and as in high War in his own

conceit Before Destruction the heart of

man is hoty and before honor is

humility he that anth a matter before he

heareth it it is folly and shame unto

him the spirit of a man will sustain his

infirmity but a wounded Spirit who can

bear

The Heart Of The Prudent GTH knowledge

and the ear of the wise seeketh

knowledge a man's gift maketh room for

him and bringeth him before Great

Men He that is first in his own cause

seeth just but his neighbor cometh and

searcheth

him the lot causeth contentions to cease

and parteth between the

mighty a brother offended is harder to

be one than a strong City and their

contentions are like the bars of a

castle a man's belly shall be satisfied

with the fruit of his mouth and with the

increase of his lips shall he be

filled death and life are in the power

of the tongue and they they that love it

shall eat the fruit

thereof who so findeth a wife findeth a

good thing and obtaineth favor of the

Lord the poor useth in treaties but the

rich anth

roughly a man that have friends must

show himself friendly and there is a

friend that sticketh closer than a

brother

The Book of Proverbs Chapter 19 better

is the poor that walketh in his

Integrity than he that is perverse in

his lips and is a

fool also that the soul be without

knowledge it is not good and he that

hasteth with his feet

sinth the foolishness of man perverteth

his way and his heart frth against the

Lord wealth maketh many friends but the

poor is separated from his

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neighbor a false witness shall not be

unpunished and he that speaketh lies

shall not

Escape many will entreat the favor of

the priest Prince and every man is a

friend to him that giveth

gifts all the Brethren of the poor do

hate him how much more do his friends go

far from him he pursueth them with words

yet they are wanting to

him he that GTH wisdom loveth his own

soul he that keepeth understanding shall

find

good a false witness shall not be

unpunished and he that speaketh lies

Shall

Perish theight is not seemly for a fool

much less for a servant to have rule

over

princes the discretion of a man

deferreth his anger and it is his glory

to pass over a

transgression the king's wrath is as the

Roaring of a lion but his favor is has

due upon the

grass a foolish son is the Calamity of

his father and the contentions of a wife

are a continual

dropping house and riches are the

inheritance of fathers and a Prudent

Wife is from the

Lord sloon is casteth into a deep sleep

and an idle Soul shall suffer hunger

he that keepeth the Commandment keepeth

his own soul but he that despiseth his

ways shall

die he that hath pity upon the poor

lendeth unto the Lord and that which he

hath given will he pay him

again chasen thy son while there is hope

and let not thy Soul spare for his

crying a man of great Wrath shall suffer

punishment for if thou deliver him yet

thou must do it

again hear counsel and receive

instruction that thou mayest be wise in

thy latter

end there are many devices in a man's

heart nevertheless the counsel of the

Lord that shall

stand the desire of a man is his

kindness and a poor man is better than a

liar the fear of the Lord tendeth to

life and he that hath it shall abide

satisfied he shall not be visited with

evil a slothful man hideth his hand in

his bosom and will not so much as bring

it to his mouth

again Smite a scorner and the simple

will beware and reprove one that hath

understanding and he will understand

knowledge he that wasteth his father and

chasethe his mother is a son that

causeth shame and bringeth

reproach cease my son to hear the

instruction that causeth to ER from the

words of

knowledge an ungodly witness scornest

judgment and the mouth of the wicked

devoureth

iniquity judgments are prepared for

scorners and stripes for the back of

fools The Book of

Proverbs Chapter 20 wine is a mocker

strong drink is raging and whosoever is

deceived thereby is not

wise the fear of a king is as the

Roaring of a lion who so provoketh into

anger sinth against his own

soul it is an honor for a man to cease

from Strife but every fool will be

meddling the sluggard will not plow by

reason of the cold therefore shall he he

beg and harvest and have

nothing counsel when the heart of man is

like deep water but a man of

understanding will draw it

out most men will Proclaim everyone his

own goodness but a faithful man who can

find the just man walkth in his

Integrity his children are blessed after

him

a king that sth in the Throne of

judgment scattereth away all evil with

his

eyes who can say I have made my heart

clean I am pure for my

sin diverse weights and diverse measures

both of them are alike Abomination to

the

Lord even a child is known by his doings

whether his work be pure and whether it

be

right the hearing ear and the Seeing Eye

the Lord hath made even both of

them love not sleep lest Thou come to

Poverty open thine eyes and thou shalt

be satisfied with

bread it is not it is not saith the bu

but when he has gone his way then he

boasteth

there is gold and a multitude of rubies

but the lips of knowledge are a precious

Jewel take His Garment that is shity for

a stranger and take a pledge of him for

a strange

woman bread of Deceit is sweet to a man

but afterwards his mouth shall be filled

with gravel

every purpose is established by counsel

and with good advice make

war he that goeth about as a tail Bearer

reveal of Secrets therefore meddle not

with him that flattereth with his

lips who so curseth his father or his

mother his lamp shall be put out in

obscure

darkness and in inheritance may be

gotten hastily at the beginning but the

end thereof shall not be

blessed say not thou I will recompense

evil but wait on the Lord and he shall

save

thee diverse weights are an Abomination

unto the Lord and a false balance is not

good man's goings are of the Lord how

can a man then

understand his own

way it is a snare to the man who

devoureth that which is holy and after

vows to make

inquiry a wise King scattereth the

wicked and bringeth the wheel over

them the spirit of man is the candle of

the Lord searching all the inward parts

of the

belly mercy and truth preserve the king

and his throne is upholding by

Mercy the glory of young men is their

strength and the beauty of old men is

the gray

head the bless of a wound cleanseth away

evil so do stripes the inward parts of

the belly

The Book of Proverbs chapter 21 the

king's heart is in the hand of the Lord

as the rivers of water he turneth it

withs soever he

will every way of a man is right in his

own eyes but the Lord pth the

hearts to do justice and judgment is

more acceptable to the Lord than

sacrifice

an High look and a proud heart and the

plowing of the wicked is

sin the thoughts of the diligent tend

only to plenteousness but of everyone

that is Hasty only to

want the getting of treasures by a lying

tongue is a vanity tossed to and fro of

them that seek

death the robbery of the wicked shall

destroy them because they refuse to do

judgment the way of man is frower and

strange but as for the pure his work is

right it is better to dwell in a corner

of the Housetop and with a brawling

woman in a wide

house the soul of the wicked desireth

evil his neighbor findeth no favor in

his

eyes when the scorner is punished the

SLE is made wise and when the wise is

instructed he receiveth

knowledge the righteous man wisely

consider the house of the wicked but God

overthroweth the wicked for their

wickedness who so stoppeth his ears at

the Cry of the poor he also shall cry

himself but shall not be

heard a gift in secret pacifieth anger

and a reward in the bosom strong

wrath it is Joy to the just to do

judgment but destruction shall be to the

workers of

iniquity the man that Werth out of the

way of understanding shall remain in the

congregation of the Dead

he that loveth pleasure shall be a poor

man he that loveth wine and oil shall

not be

rich the wicked shall be a ransom for

the righteous and the transgressor for

the

upright it is better to dwell in the

wilderness than with a contentious and

an angry

woman there is treasure to be desired

and oil in the dwelling of the w

but a foolish man

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spendthrift down the strength of the

confidence

thereof who so keepeth his mouth and his

tongue keepeth his soul from troubles

proud and hotty scorner is his name who

dealth in proud

wrath the desire of the SLO will kth him

for his hands refuse to

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labor he cth greedily all the day long

but the righteous giveth and spareth

not the sacrifice of the wicked is

abomination how much more when he

bringeth it with the wicked

mind a false witness Shall Perish but

the man that heareth speaketh

constantly a wicked man hardeneth his

face but as for the upright he directeth

his

way there is no wisdom nor understanding

nor counsel against the Lord

the horse is prepared against the day of

battle but safety is of the

lord The Book of Proverbs chapter 22 a

good name is rather to be chosen than

great riches and loving favor rather

than silver and gold

the rich and poor meet together the Lord

is the maker of them

all a prudent man foresee the evil and

hideth himself but the simple pass on

and are

punished by humility and the fear of the

Lord are riches and honor and

life thorns and snares are in the way of

the froward he that doth keep his Soul

shall be far from

them train up a child in the way he

should go and when he is old he will not

depart from

it the rich ruleth over the poor and the

borrower is servant to the

lender he that sth iniquity shall reap

vanity and the rod of his anger shall

fail he that hath a bountiful eye shall

be blessed for he giveth of his bread to

the

poor cast out the scorner and contention

shall go out yay strife and reproach

shall

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cease he that loveth pureness of heart

for the grace of his lips the king shall

be his

friend the eyes of the Lord Preserve

knowledge and he overthroweth the words

of the

transgressor the slothful man saith

there is a lion without I shall be slain

in the

streets the mouth of strange women is a

deep pit he that is abord of the Lord

shall fall

therein foolishness is bound in the

heart of a child but the rod of

Correction shall drive it far from

him he that oppresseth the poor to

increase his riches and he that giveth

to the rich shall surely come to

want bow down thine ear and hear the

words of the wise and apply thine heart

unto my

knowledge for it is a pleasant thing if

thou keep them within thee they shall

with all be fitted in thy

lips that thy trust may be in the Lord I

have made known to thee this day even to

thee have not I written to thee

excellent things in counsels and

knowledge that I might make thee know

the certainty of the words of truth that

thou mightest answer the words of truth

to them that send unto

thee Rob not the poor because he is poor

neither oppress The Afflicted in the

gate for the Lord will plead their cause

and spoil the soul of those that spoiled

them make no friendship with an angry

man and with a furious man Thou shalt

not go lest thou learn his ways and get

a snare to thy

Soul be not thou one of them that strike

hands or of them that are sheres for

debts

if thou Hast nothing to pay why should

he take away thy bed from under

thee remove not the ancient Landmark

which thy fathers have

set seest thou a man diligent in his

business he shall stand before Kings he

shall not stand before mean men

The Book of Proverbs chapter 23 when

thou sest to eat with the ruler consider

diligently what is before thee and put a

knife to thy throat if thou be a man

given to appetite be not desirous of his

dainties for they are deceitful

meat labor not to be rich cease from

thine own

wisdom Willl thou set thine eye Eyes

Upon that which is not for riches

certainly make themselves Wings they fly

away as an eagle toward

Heaven eat thou not the bread of him

that hath an evil eye neither desire

thou his dainty Meats for as he thinketh

in his heart so is he eat and drink

saith he to thee but his heart is not

with

thee the morsel which thou Hast eaten

shalt thou V vomit up and lose thy sweet

words speak not in the ears of a fool

for he will despise the wisdom of thy

words remove not the old landmark and

enter not into the fields of the

fatherless for their redeemer is mighty

he shall plead their cause with thee

apply thine heart unto instruction and

thine ears to the words of knowledge

withhold not correction from the child

for if thou beatest him with the rod he

shall not

die Thou shalt beat him with the rod and

shalt deliver his soul from

hell my son if thine heart be wise my

heart shall rejoice even mine yay my

Reigns shall rejoice when thy lips speak

right

things let not thine heart Envy Sinners

but be thou in the fear of the Lord all

the day

long for surely there is an end and

thine expectation shall not be cut off

hear thou my son and be wise and guide

thine heart in the way be not among wine

bibbers among riotous Eaters of Flesh

for the drunkard and the Glutton shall

come to poverty and drowsiness shall

clothe the man with rags

hearken unto thy father that begat thee

and despise not thy mother when she is

old by the truth and sell it not also

wisdom and instruction and

understanding the father of the

righteous shall greatly rejoice and he

that Beth the wise child shall have joy

of him thy father and thy mother shall

be glad and she that bear thee shall

rejoice my son

give me thine heart and let Thine Eyes

observe my

ways for a is a deep ditch and a

strange woman is a narrow

pit she also lith and waiters for a prey

and increaseth the transgressors among

men who hath woe who hath sorrow who

hath

contentions who hath babbling who hath

wounds without cause who hath redness of

eyes they that ter long at the wine they

that go to seek mixed

wine look not thou upon the wine when it

is red when it giveth his color in the

cup when it moveth itself a right at the

last it biteth like a serpent and

stingeth like an Adder Thine Eyes Shall

Behold strange women and thine heart

shall utter perverse

things yay Thou shalt be as he that

lieth down in the midst of the sea or as

he the lith upon the top of a mast they

have stricken me shalt thou say and I

was not sick they have beaten me and I

felt it not when shall I awake I will

seek it yet again

The Book of

Proverbs chapter

24 be not thou envious against evil men

neither desire to be with them for their

heart stud of Destruction and the lips

talk of Mischief their wisdom is in

house builded and by understanding it is

established and by knowledge shall the

chambers be filled with all precious and

pleasant riches a wise man is strong yay

a man of knowledge increaseth

strength for by wise counsel Thou shalt

make thy war and in multitude of

counselors there is

safety wisdom is too high for a fool he

openeth not his mouth in the

gate he that deviseth to do evil shall

be called a mischievous

person the thought of foolishness is sin

and the scorner is an Abomination to

men if thou faint in the day of

adversity thy strength is small if thou

forbear to deliver them that are drawn

unto death and those that are ready to

be

slain if thou sayest behold we knew it

not do not he that pth the heart

consider it and he that keepeth thy Soul

do not he know it and shall not he

render to every man according to his

works

my son eat thou honey because it is good

and the honeycomb which is sweet to thy

taste so shall the knowledge of wisdom

be unto thy Soul when thou Hast found it

then there shall be a reward and thy

expectation shall not be cut

off lay not wait oh Wicked Man against

the dwelling of the righteous spell not

his resting place for a just man falleth

seven times

and riseth up again but the wicked shall

fall into Mischief Rejoice not when

thine enemy falleth and let not thine

heart be glad when he stumbleth lest the

Lord see it and it displease him and he

turn away his wrath from him threet not

thyself because of evil men neither be

thou envious at the

wicked for there shall be no reward to

the evil man the candle of the wicked

shall be put

out my son fear thou the Lord and the

king and meddle not with them that are

given to change for their Calamity shall

rise suddenly and who knoweth the ruin

of them both these things also belong to

the wise it is not good to have respect

of persons in

judgment he that saith unto the wicked

Thou Art righteous him shall the people

curse Nations

shall uphor him but to them that rebuke

him shall be delight and a good blessing

shall come upon

them every man shall kiss his lips that

giveth the right

answer prepare thy work without and make

it fit for thyself in the field and

afterwards build thine

house be not a witness against thy

neighbor without cause and deceive not

with thy

lips say not I I will do so to him as he

hath done to me I will render to the man

according to his

work I went by the field of the slothful

and by the vineyard of the man void of

understanding and lo it was all grown

over with thorns and Nettles had covered

the face thereof and the stone wall

thereof was broken

down then I saw and considered it well I

looked upon it and received instruction

yet a little sleep a little Slumber a

little folding of the hands to sleep so

shall thy poverty come as one that

travelleth and thy want as an armed

man The Book of

Proverbs chapter

25 these are also proverb BS of Solomon

which the man of Hezekiah king of Judah

copied out it is the glory of God to

conceal a thing but the honor of Kings

is to search out A

matter the heaven for height and the

Earth for depth and the Heart of Kings

is

unsearchable take away the dross from

the silver and there shall come forth a

vessel for the

finer take away the wicked from before

the king and his throne shall be

established ablished in

righteousness put not forth thyself in

the presence of the king and stand not

in the place of Great Men for better it

is that it be said unto thee come up

hither then that thou should us be put

lower in the presence of the prince whom

thine eyes have

seen go not forth hastily to strive lest

thou know not what to do in the end

thereof when Thy Neighbor hath put thee

to

shame debate thy cause with thy neighbor

himself and discover not a secret to

another lest he that Heth that put thee

to shame and thine infamy turn not

away a word fitly spoken is like apples

of gold and pictures of silver as an

earring of gold and an ornament of fine

gold so is a wise reprover upon an

obedient

ear as the cold of snow in the time of

harvest so is a faithful Messenger to

them that send him for he refreshes the

soul of his

Masters who so boasteth himself of a

false gift is like clouds and wind

Without

Rain by long forbearing is a prince

persuaded and a soft tongue breth a

bone hast thou found honey eat so much

as is sufficient for thee lest thou be

filled therewith and vomit it withdraw

thy foot from Thy Neighbor house lest he

be weary of thee and so hate

thee a man that bear false witness

against his neighbor is a m and a sword

and a sharp

arrow confidence in an Unfaithful man in

time of trouble is like a broken tooth

and a foot out of joint as he that

taketh away a garment in cold weather

and as vinegar upon niter so is he that

singeth songs to in heav heart if thine

enemy be hungry give him bread to eat

and if he be thirsty give him water to

drink for Thou shalt keep coals of fire

upon his head and the Lord shall reward

thee The North Wind driveth away rain so

that an angry countenance the backbiting

tongue it is better to dwell in the

corner of the Housetop than with a

brawling woman and in a wide house

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as cold Waters to a thirsty Soul so is

good news from a far

country a righteous man falling down

before the wicked is as a troubled

Fountain and a corrupt

spring it is not good to eat much honey

so for men to search their own glory is

not

Glory he that have no rule over his own

spirit is like a city that is broken

down town and Without

Walls The Book of Proverbs chapter 26 as

snow in summer and as rain in Harvest so

honor is not seemly for a

fool as the bird by wandering as the

swallow by flying so the curse causeless

shall not come a whip for the horse a

bridal for the ass and a rod for the

Fool's

back answer not a fool according to his

folly lest thou also be like unto him

answer a fool according to his folly

lest he be wise in his own

conceit he that sendeth a message by the

hand of a fool cutteth off the feet and

drth

damage the legs of the lame are not not

equal so is a parable in the mouth of

fools as he that bindeth a stone in a

sling so is he that giveth honor to a

fool as a thorn goeth up into the hand

of a drunkard so is a parable in the

mouth of

fools the great God that formed all

things both rewardeth the fool and

rewardeth

transgressors as a dog returneth to his

vomit so a fool returneth to his

folly seest thou a man wise in his own

conceit there is more hope of a fool

than of

him the slothful man saith there is a

lion in the way a lion is in the

streets as the door turneth upon his

henges so doth the SLO upon his bed the

sloa hideth his hand in his bosom it

grieveth him to bring again to his

mouth the sluggard is wiser in his own

conceit than seven men that can render a

reason he that passeth by and mleth with

Strife belonging not to him is like one

that taketh a dog by the

ears as a mad man who casteth fire

Brands arrows and death so is the man

that deceiveth his neighbor and say

am not I in

sport where no wood is there the fire

goeth out so where there is no tail

Bearer The Strip

ceaseth as coals are to burning coals

and W to fire so is a contentious man to

Kindle

Strife the words of a tail Bearer are as

wounds and they go down into the

innermost parts of the belly

burning lips and a wicked heart are like

a pot Shir covered with silver

drw he that hateth dissemble with his

lips and layeth up deceit within him

when he speaketh Fair believe him not

for there are seven Abominations in his

heart whose hatred is covered by deceit

his wickedness shall be showed before

the whole congregation

who so dith a pit shall fall therein and

he that rolleth a stone it will return

upon

him a lying tongue hateth those that are

afflicted by it and a flattering mouth

worketh ruin

The Book of Proverbs chapter 27 boast

not thyself of tomorrow for thou knowest

not what a day may bring

forth let another man praise thee and

not thine own mouth a stranger and not

thine own

lips a stone is heavy and the sand

weighty but a Fool's wrath is heavier

than them

both wrath is cruel and anger is

outrageous but who is able to stand

before

Envy open rebuke is better than Secret

Love faithful are the wounds of a friend

but the kisses of an enemy are

deceitful the full soul loatheth in

honeycomb but to the hungry soul

every bitter thing is

sweet as a bird that Wander from her

nest so is a man that Wander from his

place ointment and perfume Rejoice the

heart so doth the sweetness of a man's

Friend by hearty

counsel thine own friend and thy

father's friend forsake not neither go

into thy brother's house in the day of

thy Calamity for better is a neighbor

that is near than a brother far

off my son be wise and make my heart

glad that I may answer him that

reproacheth

me a prudent man for seeth the evil and

hideth himself but the simple pass on

and are punished

take His Garment that is shity for a

stranger and take a pledge of him for a

strange

woman he that blesseth his friend with a

loud voice Rising early in the morning

he shall be counted a curs to

him a continual dropping in a very rainy

day and a contentious woman are alike

whosoever hideth her hideth the wind and

the ointment of his right hand which

berth

itself iron sharpeneth iron so a man

sharpeneth the countenance of his

friend who so keepeth a fig tree shall

eat the fruit thereof so he that waiteth

on his master shall be

honored as in water face and

to face so the heart of man to

man hell and destruction are Never full

so the eyes of man are never

satisfied as the fining pot for silver

and the furnace for gold so is a man to

his

praise though thou should us spray a

fool and a mortar among wheat with a p

yet will not his foolishness depart from

him be thou diligent to know the state

of thy flocks and look well to thy herds

for riches are not forever and do the

crown endure to every

generation the hay upth and the tender

grass showeth itself and herbs of the

mountains are

gathered the Lambs are for thy clothing

and the goats are the price of the

field and thou shalt have goats milk

enough for thy food for the food of thy

household and for the maintenance for

thy

maidens The Book of Proverbs chapter

28 the wicked flee when no man pursueth

but the righteous are bold as a

lion for the transgression of a land

many are the princes thereof but by a

man of understanding and knowledge the

state thereof shall be

prolonged a poor man that oppresseth the

poor is like a sweeping rain which

leaveth no food

they that forsake the law praise the

wicked but such as keep the law contend

with

them evil men understand not judgment

but they that seek the

Lord understand all

things better is the poor that walketh

in his uprightness than he that is

perverse in his ways though he be rich

who so keepeth the law is a wise son but

he that is a companion of riotous men

shame his

father he that by Usery and unjust gain

increaseth his substance He Shall Gather

it for him that will pity the

poor he that turneth away his ear from

hearing the law even his prayer shall be

abomination

who so causeth the righteous to go

astray in an evil way he shall fall

himself into his own pit but the upright

shall have good things in

possession the rich man is wise in his

own conceit but the poor that hath

understanding searcheth him

out when righteous men do Rejoice there

is great Glory but when the wicked rise

a man man is

hidden he that

coverthe and forsaketh them Shall Have

Mercy happy is the man that feareth all

way but he that hardeneth his heart

shall fall into

Mischief as a roaring lion and a ranging

bear so is a wicked ruler over the poor

people

the prince that WTH understanding is

also a great oppressor but he that

hateth covetousness shall prolong his

days a man that doeth violence to the

blood of any person shall flee to the

pit let no man stay

him who so walketh uprightly shall be

saved but he that is perverse in his way

shall fall at

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once he that tth his land shall have

plenty of bread but he that followeth

after vain persons shall have poverty

enough a faithful man shall abound with

blessings but he that maketh haste to be

rich shall not be

innocent to have respect of persons is

not good for for a piece of bread that

man will

transgress he that hasteth to be rich

hath an evil eye and

considerthe that rebuke a man afterwards

shall find more favor than he that

flattereth with a

tongue who so robeth his father or his

mother and saith it is is no

transgression the same is the companion

of a

destroyer he that is of a proud heart

stirreth up Strife but he that putteth

his trust in the Lord shall be made

fat he that trusteth in his own heart is

a fool but who so walketh wisely he

shall be

delivered he that giveth unto the shall

not lack but he that hideth his eyes

shall have many a

curse when the wicked rise men hide

themselves but when they perish the

righteous

increase the Book of Proverbs chapter 29

9 he that being often reproved hardeneth

his neck shall suddenly be destroyed and

that without

remedy when the righteous are in

Authority the people Rejoice but when

the wicked beareth rule the people

mourn who so loveth wisdom rejoiceth his

father but he that keepeth company with

harlots

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the King by judgment establishe the land

but he that receiveth gifts overthroweth

it a man that flattereth his neighbor

spreadeth a net for his

feet and the transgression of an evil

man there is a snare but the righteous

doth sing and

rejoice the righteous considerthe of the

poor but the wicked regardeth not to

know

it scornful men bring a city into a

snare but wise men turn away

wrath if a wise man contendeth with a

foolish man whether he Rage or laugh

there is no

rest the bloodthirsty hate the upright

but the just seek his

soul a fool utth all his mind

but a wise man keepeth it in till

afterwards if a ruler hearken to lies

all his servants are

wicked the poor and the deceitful man

meet together the Lord lenth both their

eyes the king that Faithfully judgeth

the poor his throne shall be established

forever

the rod and reproof give wisdom but a

Child Left to himself bringeth his

mother to

shame when the wicked are multiplied

transgression increaseth but the

righteous shall see their

fall correct thy son and he shall give

thee rest yay he shall give Delight unto

thy soul

where there is no vision the people

perish but he that keepeth the law happy

is

he a servant will not be corrected by

words for though he understand he will

not

answer sayest thou a man that is Hasty

in his words there is more hope of a

fool than of

him he that delicately bringeth up his

Serv servant from a child shall have him

become his son at the

length an angry man stirreth up strife

and a furious man aboundeth in

transgression a man's Pride shall bring

him low but honor shall uphold the

humble in

spirit whoo is partner with a thief

hateth his own soul he heareth cursing

and berth it

not the fear of man bringeth a snare but

who so putteth his trust in the Lord

shall be

safe many seek the ruler's favor but

every man's judgment Cometh From The

Lord an unjust man is an Abomination to

the just and he that is upright in the

way is abomination to the

wicked The Book of

Proverbs Chapter

30 the words of agar the son of jaki

even the prophecy the man spake unto ail

even unto AEL and Uka surely I am a

brutish than any man and have not the

understanding of a man I neither learned

wisdom nor have the knowledge of the

Holy who hath ascended up into heaven or

descended who hath gathered the wind in

his fists who hath bound the waters in a

garment who hath established all the

ends of the Earth what is his name and

what is his son's name if thou can't

tell

every word of God is pure he is a shield

unto them that put their trust in

him add thou not unto his words lest he

reprove thee and thou be found a

liar two things have I required of thee

deny me them not before I die remove far

from me vanity and lies give me neither

poverty nor riches feed me with food

convenient for me 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 accuse not a servant unto his

master lest he curse thee and thou be

found

guilty there is a generation that Cur

curth their father and doth not bless

their

mother there is a generation that appear

in their own eyes and yet is not washed

from their

filthiness there is a generation oh how

lofty are their eyes and their eyelids

are lifted

up there is a generation whose teeth are

as swords and their jaw teeth as knives

to Devour the poor from off the Earth

and the needy from among

men the horse leech hath two daughters

crying give

give there are three things that are

never satisfied yay four things say not

it is

enough the grave and the barren womb the

earth that is not filled with water and

the fire that saith not it is

enough the eye that mock that is far

father and despiseth to obey his mother

the Ravens of the valley shall pick it

out and the Young Eagles shall eat

it there be three things which are too

wonderful for me y four which I know not

the way of an eagle in the air the way

of a serpent upon a rock the way of a

ship in the midst of the Sea and the way

of a man with a

maid such is the way of an adulterous

woman she eateth and wipeth her mouth

and saith I have done no

wickedness for three things the Earth is

disquieted and for four which it cannot

bear for a servant when he reth and a

fool when he is filled with meat for an

odious woman when she is married and an

handmade that is air to her

mistress there be four things which are

little upon the Earth Earth but they are

exceeding wise the ants are a people not

strong yet they prepare their meat in

the summer the conies are but a feeble

folk yet make they their houses in the

Rocks the locusts have no King yet go

they forth all of them by

bands the spider taketh hold with her

hands and as in King's

palaces there be three things which go

well yay four are comely and going a

lion which is strongest among beasts and

turneth not away for any a greyhound and

he goat also and a king against whom

there is no rising

up if thou Hast done foolishly in

lifting up thyself or thou Hast thought

evil lay thine hand upon thy mouth

surely the churning of milk bringeth

forth butter and the ringing of the nose

bringeth forth blood so the forcing of

Wrath bringeth forth

Strife The Book of

Proverbs chapter

31 the words of King lemel the prophecy

that his mother taught

him what my son and what the son of my

womb and what the son of my

vows give not thy strength unto women

nor thy ways to that which destroyeth

Kings it is not for Kings o lamuel it is

not for Kings to drink wine nor for

princes strong drink lest they drink and

forget the law and pervert the Judgment

of any of The

Afflicted give strong drink unto him

that is ready to perish and whine unto

those that be of heavy hearts let him

drink and forget his poverty and

remember his misery no

more open thy mouth for the dumb in the

cause of all such as are appointed to

destruction open thy mouth judge

righteously and plead the cause of the

poor and

needy who can find a virtuous woman for

her price is far above

rubies the heart of her husband doth

safely trust in her so that he shall

have no need of spoil she will do him

good and not evil all the days of her

life she seeketh wool and flax and

worketh willingly with her hands

she is like the merchants ships she

bringeth her food from

afar she riseth also while it is yet

night and giveth meat to her household

and a portion to her

maidens she considerthe field and buyeth

it with the fruit of her hands she

planteth a Vineyard she girth her loins

with strength and strengtheneth her arms

she perceiveth that her merchandise is

good her candle goeth not out by night

she layeth her hands to the spindle and

her hands hold the dis staff she

stretches out her hand to the poor yay

she reacheth forth her hands to the

needy she is not afraid of the snow for

her household for all her household are

clothed with

Scarlet she maketh herself coverings of

tapestry her clothing is silak in

purple her husband is known in the gates

when he sth among the Elders of the

land she maketh fine linen and sth it

and

deliverthat strength and honor are her

clothing and she shall rejoice in time

to come she openeth her mouth with

wisdom and in her tongue is the law of

kindness she lookth well to the ways of

her household and eateth not the bread

of

idleness her children arise up and call

her blessed her husband also and he

praiseth

her many daughters have done virtuously

but thou excellest them

all favor is deceitful and beauty is

vain but a woman that feareth the Lord

she shall be

praised give her of the fruit of her

hands and let her own works praise her

in the

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