1. As snow in summer, and as rain in harvest, so honor is not becoming for a fool.
2. As the bird by wandering, as the swallow by flying, so the curse without cause shall not come.
3. A whip for the horse, a bridle for the donkey, and a rod for the fool’s back.
4. Do not answer a fool according to his folly, lest you also be like him.
5. Answer a fool according to his folly, so that he may not be wise in his own conceit.
6. He who sends a message by the hand of a fool cuts off the feet and drinks down damage.
7. As the legs of the lame hang limp, so is a parable in the mouth of fools.
8. As he who ties a stone in a sling, so is he who gives honor to a fool.
9. As a thorn goes up into the hand of a drunkard, so is a parable in the mouth of fools.
10. The great God who formed all things both rewards the fool and rewards transgressors.
11. As a dog returns to its vomit, so a fool returns to his own folly.
12. Do you see a man wise in his own conceit? There is more hope for a fool than for him.
13. The lazy one says, “There is a lion in the way; yea a lion is in the streets.”
14. As the door turns upon its hinges, so does the lazy man turn upon his bed.
15. The lazy man hides his hand in his bosom; it wears him out to bring it back to his mouth.
16. The sluggard is wiser in his own eyes than seven men who can give a reason.
17. He who passes by and meddles with strife not his own is like one who takes a dog by the ears,
18. Or like a madman who throws firebrands, arrows, and death.
19. So is the man who deceives his neighbor and says, “Am I not only joking?”
20. Where there is no wood, the fire goes out; and where there is no talebearer, the quarreling ceases.
21. As charcoal to burning embers, and wood is to fire, so is a contentious man to kindle strife.
22. The words of a talebearer are as wounds, and they go down into the innermost parts of the belly.
23. Burning lips and a wicked heart are like a broken piece of pottery with silver dross.
24. He who hates and disguises it with his lips stores up deceit within himself.
25. When he makes his voice gracious, do not believe him, for seven hateful things are in his heart.
26. He whose hatred is covered by deceit, his wickedness shall be revealed before the congregation.
27. Whoever digs a pit shall fall into it; and he who rolls a stone, it shall turn back upon him.
28. A lying tongue hates those afflicted by it, and a flattering mouth works ruin.
As snowH7950
HRdHNcmsain summer,H7019
HRdHNcmsaand as rainH4306
HCHRdHNcmsain harvest,H7105
HRdHNcmsasoH3651
HTmhonorH3519
HNcbsaisnotH3808
HTnbecomingH5000
HAamsafor a fool.H3684
HRHAamsa
As the birdH6833
HRdHNcbsaby wandering,H5110
HRHVqcas the swallowH1866
HRdHNcfsaby flying,H5774
HRHVqcsoH3651
HTmthe curseH7045
HNcfscwithout causeH2600
HDHl
HRHSp3msshall not come.H935
HVqi3fs
A whipH7752
HNcmsafor the horse,H5483
HRdHNcmsaa bridleH4964
HNcmsafor the donkey,H2543
HRdHNcbsaand a rodH7626
HCHNcmsafor the fool'sH3684
HAampaback.H1460
HRHNcmsc
Do notH408
HTnanswerH6030
HVqj2msa foolH3684
HAamsaaccording to his folly,H200
HRHNcfscHSp3mslestH6435
HCyouH859
HPp2msalsoH1571
HDbe likeH7737
HVqi2mshim.Hl
HRHSp3ms
AnswerH6030
HVqv2msa foolH3684
HAamsaaccording to his folly,H200
HRHNcfscHSp3msso thatH6435
HChe may not beH1961
HVqi3mswiseH2450
HAamsain his own conceit.H5869
HRHNcbdcHSp3ms
He who sendsH7971
HVqrmsaa messageH1697
HNcmpaby the handH3027
HRHNcbscof a foolH3684
HAamsacuts offH7096
HVprmsathe feetH7272
HNcfdaanddrinksH8354
HVqrmsadown damage.H2555
HNcmsa
Asthe legsH7785
HNcfdaof the lameH6455
HRHAamsahang limp,H1809
HVqp3cpso is a parableH4912
HCHNcmsain the mouthH6310
HRHNcmscof fools.H3684
HAampa
As he who tiesH6887
HRHVqca stoneH68
HNcfsain a sling,H4773
HRHNcfsasoH3651
HTmishe who givesH5414
HVqrmsahonorH3519
HNcbsato a fool.H3684
HRHAamsa
Asa thornH2336
HNcmsagoes upH5927
HVqp3msinto the handH3027
HRHNcbscof a drunkard,H7910
HAamsaso is a parableH4912
HCHNcmsain the mouthH6310
HRHNcmscof fools.H3684
HAampa
The greatH7227
HAamsaGodwho formedH2342
HVmrmsaallH3605
HNcmsathingsboth rewardsH7936
HCHVqrmsathe foolH3684
HAamsaand rewardsH7936
HCHVqrmsatransgressors.H5674
HVqrmpa
As a dogH3611
HRHNcmsareturnsH7725
HVqrmsatoH5921
HRits vomit,H6892
HNcmscHSp3mssoa foolH3684
HAamsareturnsH8138
HVqrmsato his own folly.H200
HRHNcfscHSp3ms
Do you seeH7200
HVqp2msa manH376
HNcmsawiseH2450
HAamsain his own conceit?H5869
HRHNcbdcHSp3msThere ismore hopeH8615
HNcfsafor a foolH3684
HRHAamsathan for him.H4480
HRHSp3ms
The lazyH6102
HAamsaone says,H559
HVqp3ms"There is a lionH7826
HNcmsain the way;H1870
HRdHNcbsayea a lionH738
HNcmsaisinH996
HRthe streets."H7339
HTdHNcfpa
Asthe doorH1817
HTdHNcfsaturnsH5437
HVqi3fsuponH5921
HRits hinges,H6735
HNcmscHSp3fsso does the lazyH6102
HCHAamsaman turn uponH5921
HRhis bed.H4296
HNcfscHSp3ms
The lazyH6102
HAamsaman hidesH2934
HVqp3mshis handH3027
HNcbscHSp3msin his bosom;H6747
HRdHNcfsait wears him outH3811
HVNp3msto bring it backH7725
HRHVhcHSp3fstoH413
HRhis mouth.H6310
HNcmscHSp3ms
The sluggardH6102
HAamsaiswiserH2450
HAamsain his own eyesH5869
HRHNcbdcHSp3msthan seven menH7651
HRHAcmsawho can giveH7725
HVhrmpca reason.H2940
HNcmsa
He who passesH5674
HVqrmsaby and meddlesH5674
HVtrmsawithH5921
HRstrifeH7379
HNcbsanotH3808
HTnhis ownHl
HRHSp3msis likeone who takesH2388
HVhrmsaa dogH3611
HNcmsaby the ears,H241
HRHNcfdc
Or like a madmanH3856
HRHVfrmsawho throwsH3384
HTdHVqrmsafirebrands,H2131
HNcbpaarrows,H2671
HNcmpaand death.H4194
HCHNcmsa
SoH3651
HTmisthe manH376
HNcmsawho deceivesH7411
HVpp3msH853
HTohis neighborH7453
HNcmscHSp3msand says,H559
HCHVqp3ms"Am IH589
HPp1csnotH3808
HTiHTnonlyjoking?"H7832
HVprmsa
Where there is noH657
HRHNcmscwood,H6086
HNcmpathe fireH784
HNcbsagoes out;H3518
HVqi3fsand where there is noH369
HCHRHTntalebearer,H5372
HVNrmsathe quarrelingH4066
HNcmsaceases.H8367
HVqi3ms
AscharcoalH6352
HNcmsato burning embers,H1513
HRHNcbpaand woodH6086
HCHNcmpaisto fire,H784
HRHNcbsaso is a contentiousH4079
HNcmpamanH376
HCHNcmscto kindleH2787
HRHVlcstrife.H7379
HNcbsa
The wordsH1697
HNcmpcof a talebearerH5372
HVNrmsaareas wounds,H3859
HRHVtrmpaand theyH1992
HCHPp3mpgo downH3381
HVqp3cpinto the innermost partsH2315
HNcmpcof the belly.H990
HNcfsa
BurningH1814
HVqrmpalipsH8193
HNcfdaand a wickedH7451
HAamsaheartH3820
HCHNcmscare likea broken pieceH6823
HVPsmsaofH5921
HRpotteryH2789
HNcmsawith silverH3701
HNcmscdross.H5509
HNcmpa
He who hatesH8130
HVqrmsaanddisguisesH5234
HVNi3msit with his lipsH8193
HRHNcfdcHSp3msstores upH7896
HVqi3msdeceitH4820
HNcfsawithin himself.H7130
HCHRHNcmscHSp3ms
WhenH3588
HChe makes his voiceH6963
HNcmscHSp3msgracious,H2603
HVpi3msdo notH408
HTnbelieveH539
HVhj2mshim,Hb
HRHSp3msforH3588
HCsevenH7651
HAcfsahateful thingsH8441
HNcfpaarein his heart.H3820
HRHNcmscHSp3ms
He whosehatredH8135
HNcfsais coveredH3680
HVNi3fsby deceit,H4860
HRHNcmsahis wickednessH7451
HNcfscHSp3msshall be revealedH1540
HVNi3fsbefore the congregation.H6951
HRHNcmsa


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