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1
Through
desire
a man, having
separated
himself,
seeketh
and
intermeddleth
with all
wisdom.
['L;G.tIy
h'Yiv.WT
-l'k.B d'r.pin
veQ;b.y
h'w]a;t.l
2
A
fool
hath no
delight
in
understanding,
but that his
heart
may
discover
itself.
tw{L;G.tih.B
-mia yiK h'n.Wb.tiB
lyis.K
#{
P.x;y
-a{l ? w{
Bil
3
When the
wicked
cometh
, then
cometh
also
contempt,
and with
ignominy
reproach.
!w{
l'q
-mi[.w z.WB
-m;g a'B
['v'r
-aw{
b.B
? h'P.r,x
4
The
words
of a
man's
mouth
are as
deep
waters,
and the
wellspring
of
wisdom
as a
flowing
brook.
;[eb{
n
l;x;n
vyia
-yip yer.biD
~yiQUm][
~Iy;m
? h'm.k'x
rw{
q.m
5
It is not
good
to
accept
the
person
of the
wicked,
to
overthrow
the
righteous
in
judgment.
qyiD;c
tw{J;h.l bw{j -a{l
['v'r
-yen.P
tea.f ? j'P.viM;B
6
A
fool's
lips
enter
into
contention,
and his
mouth
calleth
for
strokes.
tw{
mUl]h;m.l
wyip.W byir.b
.Wa{
b'y
lyis.k
yet.pif ? a'r.qIy
7
A
fool's
mouth
is his
destruction,
and his
lips
are the
snare
of his
soul.
w{
v.p;n
veqw{
m
wy't'p.f.W w{
l -h'Tix.m
lyis.k
-yiP
8
The
words
of a
talebearer
are as
wounds
, and they go
down
into the innermost
parts
of the
belly.
!,j'b -yer.d;x
.Wd.r'y
~eh.w
~yim]h;l.tim.K !'G.rin yer.biD
9
He also that is
slothful
in his
work
is
brother
to him that is a
great
waster
.
tyix.v;m
l;[;b.l
a.Wh x'a
w{
T.ka;l.mib h,P;r.tim
~;G
10
The
name
of the
LORD
is a
strong
tower:
the
righteous
runneth
into it, and is
safe
.
qyiD;c
#
.Wr'y
-w{B
h'wh.y
~ev
]z{
[
-l;D.gim
? b'G.fin.w
11
The rich
man's
wealth
is his
strong
city,
and as an
high
wall
in his own
conceit.
h'b'G.fin
h'mw{
x.k.W
w{
ZU[
t;y.riq
ryiv'[
!w{h ? w{
tyiK.f;m.B
12
Before
destruction
the
heart
of
man
is
haughty
, and
before
honour
is
humility.
dw{
b'k
yen.pil.w
vyia
-bel
H;B.gIy
r,b,v
-yen.pil
? h'w'n][
13
He that
answereth
a
matter
before he
heareth
it, it is
folly
and
shame
unto him.
w{l
-ayih t,l/Wia
['m.vIy
~,r,j.B r'b'D
byivem ? h'Mil.k.W
14
The
spirit
of a
man
will
sustain
his
infirmity;
but a
wounded
spirit
who can
bear
?
h'aek.n
;x.Wr.w
.Whel]x;m
leK.l;k.y
vyia
-;x.Wr
? h'N,a'FIy
yim
15
The
heart
of the
prudent
getteth
knowledge;
and the
ear
of the
wise
seeketh
knowledge.
t;['D
-v,Q;b.T
~yim'k]x !,z{
a.w
t;['D
-h,n.qIy
!w{
b'n bel
16
A
man's
gift
maketh
room
for him, and
bringeth
him
before
great
men.
.WN,x.n;y
~yil{
d.g
yen.pil.w
w{l byix.r;y
~'d'a
!'T;m
17
He that is
first
in his own
cause
seemeth
just;
but his
neighbour
cometh
and
searcheth
him.
w{
r'q]x;w
a{b'y w{
byir.B
!w{
vair'h
qyiD;c
18
The
lot
causeth
contentions
to
cease
, and
parteth
between the
mighty.
~yim.Wc][ !yeb.W l'rw{
G;h
tyiB.v;y ~yin'y.dim ? dyir.p;y
19
A
brother
offended
is harder to be won than a
strong
city:
and their
contentions
*
are like the
bars
of a
castle.
;xyir.biK
~yinw{d.m.W z{
[
-t;y.riQim ['v.pin
x'a
? !w{
m.r;a
20
A
man's
belly
shall be
satisfied
with the
fruit
of his
mouth;
and with the
increase
of his
lips
shall he be
filled
.
wy't'p.f t;a.Wb.T
w{
n.jiB [;B.fiT
vyia
-yip yir.Pim
? ['B.fIy
21
Death
and
life
are in the
power
of the
tongue:
and they that
love
it shall
eat
the
fruit
thereof.
l;ka{
y
'hy,b]h{
a.w
!w{
v'l
-d;y.B
~yiY;x.w
t,w'm
? H'y.riP
22
Whoso
findeth
a
wife
findeth
a
good
thing, and
obtaineth
favour
of the
LORD.
h'wh.yem
!w{
c'r
q,p'Y;w bw{
j a'c'm
h'Via
a'c'm
23
The
poor
useth
intreaties;
but the
rich
answereth
roughly.
tw{
Z;[
h,n][;y
ryiv'[.w
v'r
-r,B;d.y
~yin.Wn]x;T
24
A
man
that hath
friends
must shew himself
friendly
: and there
is
a
friend
that sticketh
closer
than a
brother.
x'aem
qeb'D
beh{
a
vey.w
;[e[{
r.tih.l
~yi[er
vyia
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