1
Better to eat a dry crust of bread with peace of mind than have a banquet in a house full of trouble.
2
A shrewd servant will gain authority over a master's worthless son and receive a part of the inheritance.
3
Gold and silver are tested by fire, and a person's heart is tested by the Lord.
4
Evil people listen to evil ideas, and liars listen to lies.
5
If you make fun of poor people, you insult the God who made them. You will be punished if you take pleasure in someone's misfortune.
6
Grandparents are proud of their grandchildren, just as children are proud of their parents.
7
Respected people do not tell lies, and fools have nothing worthwhile to say.
8
Some people think a bribe works like magic; they believe it can do anything.
9
If you want people to like you, forgive them when they wrong you. Remembering wrongs can break up a friendship.
10
An intelligent person learns more from one rebuke than a fool learns from being beaten a hundred times.