Proverbios 26

American Standard Version (1901)

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Proverbios 26

American Standard Version (1901). Public domain.

As snowH7950 in summerH7019, and as rainH4306 in harvestH7105, So honorH3519 is not seemlyH5000 for a foolH3684. As the sparrowH6833 in her wanderingH5110, as the swallowH1866 in her flyingH5774, So the curseH7045 that is causelessH2600 alightethH935 not. A whipH7752 for the horseH5483, a bridleH4964 for the assH2543, And a rodH7626 for the backH1460 of foolsH3684. AnswerH6030 not a foolH3684 according to his follyH200, Lest thou also be likeH7737 unto him. AnswerH6030 a foolH3684 according to his follyH200, Lest he be wiseH2450 in his own conceitH5869. He that sendethH7971 a messageH1697 by the handH3027 of a foolH3684 Cutteth offH7096 his own feetH7272, and drinkethH8354 in damageH2555. The legsH7785 of the lameH6455 hang looseH1809: So is a parableH4912 in the mouthH6310 of foolsH3684. As one that bindethH6872 a stoneH68 in a slingH4773, So is he that givethH5414 honorH3519 to a foolH3684. As a thornH2336 that goeth upH5927 into the handH3027 of a drunkardH7910, So is a parableH4912 in the mouthH6310 of foolsH3684. As an archerH7227 that woundethH2342 all, So is he that hirethH7936 a foolH3684 and he that hirethH7936 them that pass byH5674. As a dogH3611 that returnethH7725 to his vomitH6892, So is a foolH3684 that repeatethH8138 his follyH200. SeestH7200 thou a manH376 wiseH2450 in his own conceitH5869? There is more hopeH8615 of a foolH3684 than of him. The sluggardH6102 saithH559, There is a lionH7826 in the wayH1870; A lionH7826 is in the streetsH7339. As the doorH1817 turnethH5437 upon its hingesH6735, So doth the sluggardH6102 upon his bedH4296. The sluggardH6102 buriethH2934 his handH3027 in the dishH6747; It weariethH3811 him to bring it againH7725 to his mouthH6310. The sluggardH6102 is wiserH2450 in his own conceitH5869 Than seven menH7651 that can renderH7725 a reasonH2940. He that passeth byH5674, and vexethH5674 himself with strifeH7379 belonging not to him, Is like one that takethH2388 a dogH3611 by the earsH241. As a madmanH3856 who castethH3384 firebrandsH2131, ArrowsH2671, and deathH4194, So is the manH376 that deceivethH7411 his neighborH7453, And saithH559, Am not I in sportH7832? For lackH657 of woodH6086 the fireH784 goeth outH3518; And where there is no whispererH5372, contentionH4066 ceasethH8367. As coalsH6352 are to hot embersH1513, and woodH6086 to fireH784, So is a contentiousH4079 manH376 to inflameH2787 strifeH7379. The wordsH1697 of a whispererH5372 are as dainty morselsH3859, And they go downH3381 into the innermostH990 partsH2315. FerventH1814 lipsH8193 and a wickedH7451 heartH3820 Are like an earthenH2789 vessel overlaidH6823 with silverH3701 drossH5509. He that hatethH8130 dissemblethH5234 with his lipsH8193; But he layeth upH7896 deceitH4820 withinH7130 him: When he speakethH6963 fairH2603, believeH539 him not; For there are sevenH7651 abominationsH8441 in his heartH3820: Though his hatredH8135 coverH3680 itself with guileH4860, His wickednessH7451 shall be openly showedH1540 before the assemblyH6951. Whoso diggethH3738 a pitH7845 shall fallH5307 therein; And he that rollethH1556 a stoneH68, it shall returnH7725 upon him. A lyingH8267 tongueH3956 hatethH8130 those whom it hath woundedH1790; And a flatteringH2509 mouthH6310 workethH6213 ruinH4072.

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