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(Rejectors)86Wisdom is a refuge for thoselCOLMMNN NNNNN N$N(N,N0N4N8N<NLNPNTNXN\N`NdNhNlNpCHNK?ZFZL$Jt^6bVNF  8 B @ t  < j  D t2 Relatrionchip Relationship RelationshipProverbs is a source.P20Proverbs is a source of wisdom and understanding41Source of knowledge and discretion for young man.41A wise man will Gods word and increase learning.63Gods word is wise counsel for man of understanding86Gods word is wise counsel for a man of understanding.63Gods word is key to the understanding of the wise.2/Fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge.41Fear of the LORD is the choice part of knowledge.$"Wisdom is available to all people.42Wisdom reproves the simple, scorner, and the fool.$"Wisdom is the source of knowledge.85Wisdom mocks at the calamity of its foes. (Rejectors)86Wisdom is a refuge for those who will hearken unto it.(&Children must desire and apply wisdom.20Wisdom is a treasure to those who get (find) it.<:Diligent searching for wisdom results in attaining wisdom..$!The LORD is the source of wisdom.(&Wisdom is stored up for the righteous.DAUnderstanding of righteousness results from searching for wisdom.20Wisdom may enter into the heart and soul of man.,*Wisdom will protect and deliver from evil.@=Wisdom will protect and deliver those who apply it from evil.JGWisdom will deliver those who apply it from the strange woman (or man). >;Children may receive understanding and wisdom from parents.B@Keeping parental instruction leads to long days, life and peace.DAKeeping parental instruction leads to long days, life, and peace.>A child can be beloved and tender in the sight of his parents.P41Parents (fathers) are to instruct their children.Retention and practice of 42Retention and practice of commandments gives life.FDHonoring the LORD with increase will result in abundance materially.(%Consent not with evil peoples plans.63Good friendships result from memorization of truth.3$!Give to others when able to give.Give good when good is due.Dont procrastinate giving.&#Dont plot evil against a neighbor.*'Dont strive with someone undeservedly. Evil men speak froward things.*'Strange women flatter with their words.Dont lie to your neighbor.@>Following the LORDs leading results in His direction of life." Wisdoms ways are pleasant ways."The path of wisdom is peaceful.*'Attainment of wisdom is a tree of life.&$Retention of wisdom makes one happy.,*The LORD created everything by his wisdom..+Wisdom is an ornament to those who keep it.0.Practicing wisdom provides safety and comfort.2/Practicing wisdom shows confidence in the LORD.3 The wise shall inherit glory.<B?To know understanding, children must heed parental instruction.41We are commanded to get wisdom and understanding..,The words of God are associated with wisdom.0-The practice of wisdom is a preserving force.@=We are to get wisdom, because it is the most important thing.:8Wisdom, when applied, will exalt the one who applies it.>;The path of wisdom is not restrictive or full of obstacles. Application of wisdom is life.*(The path of the wicked is to be avoided.B@The wicked must act mischievously, or they cant even sleep well0-The wicked feed on wickedness and violence. The path of the just is light.JJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJkJjJlJmJnJoJpJqJJJrJJJsJAA"A#A A!A$A%A&A)A*A'A(A+I,I.I/I0I1I2I3I4I-I6I7I8I9CHNK@l.h<PfjrHBf 6 X z 0 Z  @  D   h 20The way of the wicked is dark and has obstacles.86Children are to keep the instruction of their parents.2/Parental instruction, may be life to the child.385Keep thy heart, for out of it are the issues of life.85We are to put away a froward mouth and perverse lips.@&$Stay focused on that which is right.FDStay focused on that which is right, and continue in that direction.Man is to remove from evil.NKChildren should heed parental wisdom so that they may regard discretion and30-Men must guard themselves from strange women.,*The mouth of a strange woman is deceptive.FCThe way of life of a strange woman leads to hell. It is deceptive.Children shoul86Children should heed the instruction of their parents.There0.A man is to stay clear from the strange woman.JGA man who gets involved with a strange woman gives his honor to others.PNA man who gets involved with a strange woman forfeits his wealth to strangers.20The flesh and body of the adulterer is consumed.86The immoral man knows he has erred from good teaching.*(Immorality is apparent to the community.0.Spouses must maintan a faithful relationship.HEHusbands are to be physically satisfied with their wives exclusively.63The husband/wife relationship should be passionate. The LORD sees all immorality.<(%Immorality may bind a man unto death.Immorality is wicked.@Immorality is wicked.@JHBorrowing from or with, and loaning to a friend can cause many problems.,)The words of the mouth can be entrapping. Work hard to pay off any debt.The sluggard is unwise.(%Planning ahead is evidence of wisdom.FCA small ant can example the importance of foresight and planning. N(%Laziness results in poverty and need.NLA small ant can be an example of the importance of foresight and planning. 64A wicked man is easily distinguished by his actions." The wicked have a froward mouth." The wicked have a froward mouth." The wicked have a froward heart.The wicked plan mischief.The wicked sows discord.0.The wicked will end with calamity and tragedy.(%God hates the behavior of the wicked. The wicked have a proud look.<The wicked have lyi The wicked have lying tongues. The wicked have lying tongues.0-God hates the hands that shed innocent blood..+The heart of the wicked devises wickedness.The wicked run to mischief.2/The wicked will sow discord among the brethren.3(%The wicked are lying false witnesses.>;Children are to keep their parents commandments. (teaching) fdWhen children memorize parental instruction, it will always remain a constant source of instruction.<:The purpose of instruction is to give light and direction.>;Application of wisdom will keep men from the strange woman.>;Application of wisdom will keep men from the strange woman.0.The tongue of a strange woman speaks flattery.(%The strange woman will destroy a man.&$The strange woman draws with beauty.:8The man who touches his neighbors wife is not innocent.(&Adultery will cause some sort of harm.&$The adulterer destroys his own soul..,The righteous dont despise a needy thief. A thief must pay restitution.<" A adulterer lacks understanding.An adulter is without honor.>;Mans jealousy may revenge adultery rather than forgive it.<$!An adulterer lacks understanding.>42&R~:rR  ( R :  : h  @ v & T Hp85Children are to keep (memorize) parental instruction.@0.We are to have a close relationship to wisdom.>The place of the foolish woman is the place of death and hell."A wise son makes a glad father."A wise son makes a glad father.0-A foolish son is the heaviness of his mother.0-A foolish son is the heaviness of his mother..+The treasures of wickedness profit nothing.&#Righteousness delivers from death. T">b Jr"JlNPz8bH~P ^  4 p 2 n  J x &,)The labor of the righteous tends to life."The Fruit of the wicked is sin.86The one who applies instruction is in the way of life.$!The one who refuses reproof errs."He that hides hatred is a fool."He that hides hatred is a fool.$!He that utters slander is a fool.$!He that utters slander is a fool."In much speaking, there is sin.(&The one who refrains his lips is wise.(&The one who refrains his lips is wise.&$The tongue of the just is as silver.&$The tongue of the just is as silver..+The heart of the wicked is of little worth.0.+The heart of the wicked is of little worth.0&$The lips of the righteous feed many.&$The lips of the righteous feed many. Fools die for want of wisdom. Fools die for want of wisdom.P85The blessing of the LORD is to be compared to riches.*(It is a game to the fool to do mischief.$"A man of understanding has wisdom.2/The fear of the wicked shall come upon himself./2/The desire of the righteous shall come to pass.42As the whirlwind isshort-lived, so is the wicked. .+The righteous is an everlasting foundation..,The sluggard is annoying to his authorities.63Living with a fear of the LORD lengthens ones life.(%The life of the wicked will be short.(&The hope of the righteous is gladness..+The expectations of the wicked will perish.,*The LORDs way is strength to the upright.42Destruction shall come to the workers of iniquity.(%The righteous shall never be removed.*'The wicked shall not inherit the earth.&$The mouth of the just brings wisdom.&$The mouth of the just brings wisdom.&$The mouth of the just brings wisdom.@=The froward (disobedient, obstinate) tongue shall be cut out.42The lips of the righteous know what is acceptable.42The lips of the righteous know what is acceptable..,The mouth of the wicked speaks frowardness. .,The mouth of the wicked speaks frowardness. 63As the whirlwind is short-lived, so is the wicked. 0.A false balance is an abomination to the LORD.(&A just weight is adelight to the LORD.Shame comes with pride..Wisdom is with the lowly.hWisdom is with the lowly.h.,The integrity of the upright is their guide.:7The perverseness of the transgressor shall destroy him. .,Riches are of no use in the day of judgment.$"Righteousness delivers from death.41The righteousness of the perfect shall guide him.41The righteousness of the perfect shall guide him.*(The wicked shall fall by his wickedness.uide him.TH64The righteousness of the upright shall deliver them.42Transgressors shall fall to their own naughtiness.2/When the wicked dies, his expectation perishes./86When the wicked dies, the hope of the unjust perishes.,)The wicked is associated with the unjust.,*The righteous is delivered out of trouble.FDThe wicked enters the trouble from which the righteous is delivered.63The hypocrite destroys his neighbor with his mouth.63The hypocrite destroys his neighbor with his mouth.*'A just weight is a delight to the LORD.@CHNK@8"\2d$ :h 0f6h.hDn v * f  V  . X 0.The just shall be delivered through knowledge.0.The just shall be delivered through knowledge.0-The city rejoices when the righteous prosper.86When the wicked perish, there is shouting in the city.63The city is exalted by the blessing of the upright.42The city is overthrown by the mouth of the wicked.42The city is overthrown by the mouth of the wicked.0-The one void of wisdom despises his neighbor.0-The one void of wisdom despises his neighbor.*'A man of understanding holds his peace.m*'A man of understanding holds his peace.m" The tale bearer reveals secrets. The faithful conceal a matter. The faithful conceal a matter..+Where there is no counsel, the people fall..+Where there is no counsel, the people fall.0-There is safety in a multitude of counselors.(%Giving surety to a stranger can hurt.P*(He that hates suretiship is sure (wise).,)He that hates suretyship is sure (sound).X,)He that hates suretyship is sure (sound).X"A gracious woman retains honor..Strong men retain riches.*'The merciful man does good to his soul.lesh.The $!The cruel troubles his own flesh." The wicked works deceitful work.42The man that sows righteousness shall be rewarded.Righteousness tends to life.42The man pursuing evil pursues it to his own death..:8Those of a froward heart are an abomination to the LORD.:8Those of a froward heart are an abomination to the LORD.0-The upright in way are a delight to the LORD.0-The upright in way are a delight to the LORD.&#The wicked shall not be unpunished.0-The seed of the righteous shall be delivered.86A woman without discretion is useless and paradoxical.86A woman without discretion is useless and paradoxical.,)The desire of the righteous is only good.X*'The expectation of the wicked is wrath.(%The one that scatters shall increase.P*(The one that withholds tends to poverty.*(The one that withholds tends to poverty.(%The one that scatters shall increase.P*(The one that withholds tends to poverty. The liberal will be made fat.D The waterer shall be watered.D@=The one who withholds the corn shall be cursed by the people.*(The seller of the corn shall be blessed.(%The man seeking good diligently procu20The man diligently seeking good procures favor.*'The man seeking mischief gets mischief.m$"The one trusting riches will fall.,)The righteous shall flourish as a branch.X:7He that troubles his house inherits the wind (nothing).:7He that troubles his house inherits the wind (nothing).(&The fool shall be servant to the wise.(&The fool shall be servant to the wise.The righteous shall be B@The righteous shall be repaid in the earth. (with righteousness)DAThe wicked and the sinner will be repaid more wickedness and sin.2/The one that loves instruction loves knowledge./2/The one that loves instruction loves knowledge./(&The one that hates reproof is brutish.(&The one that hates reproof is brutish.(&The one that hates reproof is brutish.(%A good man obtains favor of the LORD.P0.The LORD will condemn a man of wicked devices.(%Wickedness shall not establish a man.PQH<\dXD@=>Q0QH5745HY@$HĤQ@Y@ "HQ Y@,QHRY@ QRP`R RPRp@CHNK@ XL|8hj0d@j h@h " J p $ Z  < f 4   ( ^ 0-The root of the righteous shall not be moved..+A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband..+A virtuous woman is a crown to her husband.86A shameful woman is rottenness to her husbands bones.*(The thoughts of the righteous are right.&$The counsel of the wicked is deceit..P&$The counsel of the wicked is deceit..P85The words of the wicked are to lie in wait for blood.85The words of the wicked are to lie in wait for blood..,The mouth of the upright shall deliver them..,The mouth of the upright shall deliver them.&$The wicked are overthrown and cease.t.*'The house of the righteous shall stand.m41A man shall be commended according to his wisdom.@.,Those of a perverse heart shall be despised..,Those of a perverse heart shall be despised.@=The man despised yet with a servant is better that the proud.@=The man despised yet with a servant is better that the proud.LIThe man despised yet with a servant is better that the proud who is poor.LIThe man despised yet with a servant is better that the proud who is poor.LIThe man despised yet with a servant is better that the proud who is poor.(&A righteous man cares for his animals.20The most tender actions of the wicked are cruel.0-The man that tills his ground will get bread.0-The man that tills his ground will get bread.:8The one following vain persons is void of understanding.:8The one following vain persons is void of understanding.(&The wicked desire the net of the evil.*'The root of the righteous yields fruit.86The wicked is snared by the transgression of his lips.86The wicked is snared by the transgression of his lips.&#The just shall come out of trouble.41A man shall be satisfied with good by what he say63A man shall be satisfied with good by what he says.64The recompense of a mans hand will be given to him.86The wicked is snared by the transgression of his lips.,)The way of the fool is right in his eyes.&$He that hearkens to counsel is wise.A fools wrath is known.A prudent man covers shame.,)He that speaks truth shows righteousness.,)He that speaks truth shows righteousness. A false witness shows deceit.&$Speech can be like a piercing sword.$!The tongue of the wise is health.$!The tongue of the wise is health.*(The lip of truth is established forever.&#A lying tongue is but for a moment.ver.41Deceit is in the heart of them that imagine evil.41Deceit is in the heart of them that imagine evil.2/Joy is in the heart of the counselors of peace.$!No evil shall happen to the just.*(The wicked shall be filled with mischief,*Lying lips are an abomination to the LORD.,*Lying lips are an abomination to the LORD.(%Truthful lips are the LORDs delight.(%Truthful lips are the LORDs delight.$!A prudent man conceals knowledge..The heart of fools proclaim:,*The heart of a fool proclaims foolishness.,*The heart of a fool proclaims foolishness.&$The hand of the diligent shall rule.$!The slothful shall be under tribu&$The slothful shall be under tribute.0.Heaviness in the heart of a manmakes it stoop.$!A good word makes the heart glad.$!A good word makes the heart glad.42The righteous is more excellent than his neighbor.42The righteous is more excellent than his neighbor..+The way of the wicked seduces his neighbor.W2/Heaviness in the heart of a man makes it stoop.Skip  Tp1 DWg pg\ CHNK@ J"J|0bBb>p2\.V(d r (T  D x > & T n .+The way of the wicked seduces his neighbor.063The slothful man wastes what he kills when hunting.,*The substance of the diligent is precious.&$Life is in the way of the righteous.0.There is no death in the way of the righteous.,*A wise son heeds his fathers instruction.,*A wise son heeds his fathers instruction."A scorner does not heed rebuke.2/A man shall eat good by the fruit of his mouth.0-The soul of transgressors shall eat violence.,0-The soul of transgressors shall eat violence.8*'He that keeps his mouth keeps his life.0.He that opens his lips shall have destruction.*'The sluggard desires, and gets nothing."The diligent shall be made fat.A righteous man hates lying.A righteous man hates lying.A righteous man hates lying.A A wicked man is loathsome.A wicked man comes to shame..D.+Righteousness keeps the upright in the way.P$"Wickedness overthrows the sinner. 0-Those that seek to be rich may have nothing. 86Those who make themselves poor may have great riches. 86Those who make themselves poor may have great riches. ,*The ransom of a mans life are his riches.The poor hears not rebuke.e.&$The light of the righteous rejoices..P*(The lamp of the wicked shall be put out."Contention comes only by pride." Wisdom is with the well advised..,Wealth gotten by vanity shall be diminished.*(He that gathers by labor shall increase.e.&#Hope deferred makes the heart sick.20When desires are realized, it is a tree of life.41The one who despises the word shall be destroyed.85The one that fears the commandment shall be rewarded.,*The law of the wise is a fountain of life.:7The law of the wise departs from the fountain of death."Good understanding gives favor..&$The way of the transgressor is hard.(&Every prudent man deals with knowlege.(&Every prudent man deals with knowlege. The fool lays open his folly.*'A wicked messenger falls into mischief.*'A wicked messenger falls into mischief." A faithful ambassador is health.41Poverty shall be to him that refuses instruction.41Poverty shall be to him that refuses instruction.2/Shame shall be to him that refuses instruction./,)He that regards reproof shall be honored.X.on.,)He that regards reproof shall be honored.X.,)Desire accomplished is sweet to the soul.20It is abomination to a fool to depart from evil.20It is abomination to a fool to depart from evil.20It is abomination to a fool to depart from evil.*'Every prudent man deals with knowledge.*'Every prudent man deals with knowledge.,*He that walks with wise man shall be wise.,*The companion of fools shall be destroyed.,*The companion of fools shall be destroyed.Evil pursues sinners.(&Good shall be repaid to the righteous.86A good man leaves an inheritance to his grandchildren.86A good man leaves an inheritance to his grandchildren.41The wealth of the sinner is laid up for the just.4 6 3 41301 P0STRMB*' CHNK; .$P| \:fBrr>d6d8h  V  H t  241The wealth of the sinner is laid up for the just.41The wealth of the sinner is laid up for the just.*(Much food is in the tillage of the poor.*'He that spares the rod hates his child.m*'He that spares the rod hates his child.m*'He that spares the rod hates his child.m:7The one that loves his child chastens him occasionally.:7The one that loves his child chastens him occasionally.:7The one that loves his child chastens him occasionally.63The righteous eats to the satisfaction of his soul.T&#The belly of the wicked shall want.$"Every wise woman builds her house.$"Every wise woman builds her house.*(The foolish woman plucks down her house.The upright fears the LORD.:n her house.The upright fears the LORD.:,*The perverse in his way despises the LORD.,*The perverse in his way despises the LORD..+A rod of pride is in the mouth of the fool..+A rod of pride is in the mouth of the fool..+A rod of pride is in the mouth of the fool..,The lips of the wise shall preserve the him..,The lips of the wise shall preserve the him." A faithful witness will not lie." A faithful witness will not lie.A false witness utters lies.A scorner seeks wisdom..A scorner seeks wisdom...,A scorner seeks wisdom and does not find it..,A scorner seeks wisdom and does not find it.41Knowledge comes easy to the one who understands. 41Knowledge comes easy to the one who understands. $!Flee from the presence of a fool.DBIt is possible to perceive a fool because his lips lack knowledge.DBIt is possible to perceive a fool because his lips lack knowledge.DBIt is possible to perceive a fool because his lips lack knowledge.,*The wisdom is that he understands his way." The folly of the fool is deceit.Fools mock at sin.Fools mock at sin.&#There is favor among the righteous."The heart knows his bitterness.&#The heart knows his own bitterness. The stranger.,The house of the wicked shall be overthrown.0-The tabernacle of the upright shall flourish.&#In laughter the heart is sorrowful.&#In laughter the heart is sorrowful.2/The end of the mirth of the heart is heaviness.64The backslider in heart is filled with his own way. 0-The good man shall be satisfied from himself. The simple believe every word. The simple believe every word.&$The prudent looks well to his going.&$The prudent looks well to his going.*'A wise man fears and departs from evil.*'A wise man fears and departs from evil.m" The fool rages and is confident.(%A short-tempered man deals foolishly.PA wicked man is hated.A wicked man is hated.The simple inherit folly.hThe simple inherit folly.h*'The prudent are crowned with knowledge.mwj0kpBB BAAAPjp0pSTRMBjp dy xyyB&BBB-JJJJ5JJSJRJTJ_JEJJ>J6J.J J J J7J?J/J@J8J0J1J9JAJJ2JBJ:J3J;AC CHNK> h.`6^V*J|8V4\0Tx B r  2 ` ( R ~ *'The prudent are crowned with knowledge.m The evil bow before the good. The evil bow before the good.0-The wicked bow at the gates of the righteous.0-The wicked bow at the gates of the righteous.$"The poor is hated of his neighbor.$"The poor is hated of his neighbor.$"The poor is hated of his neighbor.The rich have many friendsThe rich have many friends&#He that despises his neighbor sins.&#He that despises his neighbor sins..+Happy is the man who has mercy on the poor.Those who devise evil err.,*Those who devise good get mercy and truth. There is profit in all labor.P The talk of the lips tends to 64The talk of the lips tends only to penury (poverty).64The talk of the lips tends only to penury (poverty).(&The crown of the wise is their riches.(&The crown of the wise is their riches.$"The foolishness of fools is folly. A true witness delivers souls.A false witness speaks lies.0-In the fear of the LORD is strong confidence.(%The children of the LORD have refuge.P.+The fear of the LORD is a fountain of life.86The fear of the LORD departs from the snares of death.&#The understanding is slow to wrath.The hasty exercise folly.h*'A sound heart is the life of the flesh.m" Envy is rottenness to the bones.,*He that represses the poor reproaches God..,God honors those who have mercy on the poor..,The wicked is driven away by his wickedness.&$The righteous has hope in his death.<:Wisdom rests in the heart of the one having understanding.<:Wisdom rests in the heart of the one having understanding.41That which is in the mist of fools is made known. Righteousness exalts a nation." Sin is a reproach to any people."A soft answer turns away wrath. Grievous words stir up anger.0.The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly.0.The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly.0.The tongue of the wise uses knowledge rightly.,*The mouth of the fool pours out foolishnss,*The mouth of the fool pours out foolishnss$!The eyes of the LORD behold evil.$!The eyes of the LORD behold good.*'The wholesome tongue is a tree of life.,)A perverse tongue is a breach in spirit. ,)A fool despises his fathers instruction.,)A fool despises his fathers instruction..+The child that regards reproof is prudent. .+The child that regards reproof is prudent. 85There is much treasure in the house of the righteous.(%Trouble is the revenue of the wicked.P*(The lips of the wise disperse knowledge.*(The lips of the wise disperse knowledge.*(The lips of the wise disperse knowledge.42The heart of the fool does not disperse knowledge.42The heart of the fool does not disperse knowledge..+The mouth of the fool pours out foolishness.+The mouth of the fool pours out foolishness,--..//00112233445566778899::;;<<==>>??@@AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHICHNK? 6jDz*b&V:fLv DjT4  B p  H 2 \ 0 T 42The heart of the fool does not disperse knowledge.85The wickeds sacrifice is an abomination to the LORD.85The wickeds sacrifice is an abomination to the LORD.20The prayer of the upright is the LORDs delight.20The prayer of the upright is the LORDs delight.64The way of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD.64The way of the wicked is an abomination to the LORD.41The LORD loves the one who follows righteousness.41The LORD loves the one who follows righteousness.,*Correction is grievous to the disobedient." He that hates reproof shall die." He that hates reproof shall die.86The hearts of the children of men are before the LORD.64The scorner does not love the one that reproves him.64The scorner does not love the one that reproves him.64The scorner does not love the one that reproves him.(%The scorner will not go to the wise. (%The scorner will not go to the wise. .+A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance..,The spirit is broken by sorrow of the heart.:8The heart of the one with understanding seeks knowledge.:8The heart of the one with understanding seeks knowledge.:8The heart of the one with understanding seeks knowledge.*'The mouth of fools feed on foolishness.*'All the days of the afflicted are evil.(&He that has a merry heart is feasting.2/Better to have little and the fear of the LORD./&$Better to have the fear of the LORD.2/Better to have little and the fear of the LORD./(&It is better to be poor and have love.(&It is better to be poor and have love.>>??@@AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKKLLMMNNOOPPQQRRS CHNK8 h(f >p$RX4X.^:dL * j  4 ^  J ~ A GOOD REP$"A good report makes the bones fat.2/A man that makes changes when reproved is wise./2/A man that makes changes when reproved is wise.<9A man that makes changes when reproved is among the wise.(<9A man that makes changes when reproved is among the wise.(41The one who refuses instruction despises himself.0-The one who hears reproof gets understanding.0-The one who hears reproof gets understanding.0.The fear of the LORD is instruction of wisdom.0.The fear of the LORD is instruction of wisdom.Humility is before honor.(.,The preparation of the heart is of the LORD.2/The preparation of the heart is from the LORD.,*The answer of the tongue is from the LORD.0-The LORD made the wicked for the day of evil.42The proud in heart are an abomination to the LORD.42The proud in heart are an abomination to the LORD.42The proud in heart are an abomination to the LORD.0.Men depart from evil by the fear of theLORD. &$Better is little with righteousness.&$Better is little with righteousness.(&Great revenues can come with wrong men2/Men depart from evil by the fear of the LORD. ,)Great revenues can come with wrong means."A mans heart devises his way.2/A divine sentence is from the lips of the king.41The kings mouth does not transgress in judgment.41It is abomination for kings to commit wickedness.41It is abomination for kings to commit wickedness..+The throne is established by righteousness.*(Righteous lips are the delight of kings.ss.*(Righteous lips are the delight of kings.*(Righteous lips are the delight of kings.(%Kings love the one that speaks right.P(%Kings love the one that speaks right.P(%Kings love the one that speaks right.P0-A wise man will pacify the wrath of the king.(%It is better to get wisdom than gold.P(%It is better to get wisdom than gold.P0.It is better to get understanding than silver..+The highway of the right departs from evil.Pride precedes destruction.:Pride preceeds destruction. Haughtiness precedes a fall.D<9It is good to be humble and be associated with the lowly.(<9It is good to be humble and be associated with the lowly.(>;It is better to be humble than to have gain with the proud.,)The wise in handling a matter finds good. The wise in heart is prudent. The wise in heart is prudent.0-The sweetness of the lips increases learning.$"Understanding is a source of life.(%The instruction of the fool is folly.P*(The heart of the wise teaches his mouth.*(The heart of the wise teaches his mouth.*(The heart of the wise teaches his mouth.20The heart of the wise adds learning to his lips.20The heart of the wise adds learning to his lips.20The heart of the wise adds learning to his lips.(%Pleasing words are as sweet as honey.P(&The laborer works to satisfy himself..The ungodly digs up evil.(0-The lips of the ungodly is as a burning fire.HJCWDBBOBOP `H10.01CHNK= Bj2nL~ ,Ll: Px"VT  T $   h & H v  ( L0-The lips of the ungodly is as a burning fire..+A whisperer can divide the best of friends...+A whisperer can divide the best of friends. A froward man stirs up strife.&#A violent man entices his neighbor.&#A violent man entices his neighbor.0-A violent man leads his neighbor in bad ways.0-A violent man leads his neighbor in bad ways.:7A violent man disregards his conscience to devise evil.:7Evil comes to pass when the violent man moves his lips.:7Evil comes to pass when the violent man moves his lips.*(Aged righteous men are a crown of glory..,The patient man is better than a mighty man.B@The man with a tempered spirit is better than a mighty warrior..0.A wise servant shall rule over a shameful son.0.A wise servant shall rule over a shameful son.42A wise servant shall have part of the inheritance.$"God tests the purity of the heart.The wicked heed false lips.:The wicked heed false lips.:A liar will listen to lies.,*The man who mocks the poor reproaches God.,*The man who mocks the poor reproaches God.DAThe man who is glad at the calamity of the poor will be punished.*(Grandchildren are the crown of the aged.*(The father is the glory of the children.*(Teh fool does not have excellent speech.*(Teh fool does not have excellent speech.Ly*(Lying lips are not becoming to a prince..+Excellent speech is not becoming to a fool..+Excellent speech is not becoming to a fool.$"The gift is precious to the giver..Giving prospers the giver.*(He that forgives and forgets seeks love..,A man who repeats secrets separates friends..,A man who repeats secrets separates friends.20A reproof is sufficient punishment for the wise.20The fool may be punished and yet not get wisdom.An evil man seeks rebellion.2/A cruel messenger will be sent to the evil man.63A fool is more dangerous than an angry mother bear.<:Evil will not depart from those who reward good with evil.>;He that justifies the wicked is an abomination to the LORD.>;He that justifies the wicked is an abomination to the LORD.:8He that condemns the just is an abomination to the LORD.:8He that condemns the just is an abomination to the LORD.ThefdThe fool places great importance on getting wisdom though he has no desire to apply it to his heart.fdThe fool places great importance on getting wisdom though he has no desire to apply it to his heart.fdThe fool places great importance on getting wisdom though he has no desire to apply it to his heart.A friend loves at all times.A friend loves at all times.,*A man without understanding strikes hands.A man without understanding:LJA man without understanding strikes hands and becomes surety for a friend.LJA man without understanding strikes hands and becomes surety for a friend.LJA man without understanding strikes hands and becomes surety for a friend. The lover of sin loves strife. The lover of sin loves strife.,*The man who exalts self seeks destruction..+The one with a froward heart finds no good.42He that has a perverse tongue falls into mischief.$"The father of a fool is sorrowful.$"The father of a fool is sorrowful." The father of a fool has no joy." The father of a fool has no joy.00112233445566778899::;;<<==>>??@@AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKKLLMMNNOOPPQQRRS CHNK< f(R6bHHt$Rz|L|*V  B j  P " Having a happy heart is healthy.A wicked man takes bribes.20Wisdom is primary to the one with understanding.20The eyes of a fool are in the ends of the earth.&$A folish son is grief to his father.&$A folish son is grief to his father.,*A foolish son is bitterness to his mother.,*A foolish son is bitterness to his mother.$"It is not good to punish the just.,*It is not good to strike equitable rulers.*(The one with knowledge speaks few words.*(The one with knowledge speaks few words.41A man of understanding is of an excellent spirit.`*(There is wisdom in silence for the fool.*(There is wisdom in silence for the fool.*(There is wisdom in silence for the fool.:7A man who zips his lips appears exhibits understanding.:7A man who zips his lips appears exhibits understanding..,Wisdom is a result of desire and separation.*'A fool has no delight in understanding.m*'A fool has no delight in understanding.m*'A fool has no delight in understanding.m.+The heart of a fool reveals his foolishness.+The heart of a fool reveals his foolishness"Contempt comes with the wicked.*(The words of a man are like deep waters.,)The wellspring of wisdom is like a brook.&$It is not good to accept the wicked.,*It is not good to overthrow the righteous. A fools lips are contentious. A fools lips are contentious..+The mouth of the fool calls for punishment..+The mouth of the fool calls for punishment..+The mouth of the fool calls for punishment.$"A fools mouth is his destruction.$"A fools mouth is his destruction..+The lips of a fool are a snare to his soul..+The lips of a fool are a snare to his soul.(%A foolish son is grief to his father.(%A foolish son is grief to his father.$"The words of a gossip are painful.The slothful is wastefulThe slothful is wasteful.h$"The righteous is safe in the LORD.&$The rich mans wealth is his safety.*(The heart is haughty before destruction.*(The heart is haughty before destruction.Humility is before honor.(A fool judges prematurely.*(The heart of the prudent gets knowledge.*(The heart of the prudent gets knowledge.*(The heart of the prudent gets knowledge.&$The ear of the wise seeks knowledge.&$The ear of the wise seeks knowledge..+A gift given can open opportunity with men.&#A man who is offended is defensive.0.A man can be satisfied inwardly by good words../0.Death and life are in the power of the tongue.64They that love the tongue shall eat the fruit of it.64They that love the tongue shall eat the fruit of it.A wife is a good thing. *(A wife is a sign of favor from the LORD..The poor use entreaties.@p`w pq @wB>d>,pBpq@w` pqP Ppp `Ld nppdemneflm fgkl ghjk hjFCEBCq p`=?<pp:< 9 : 7 9 6 7qp0PSTRM?80- CHNK;  >j<ZxHx,X@^|VzB` Dl  ^ 2 dThe poor use entreaties.The rich answer roughly.The rich answer roughly.(&To have friends, one must be friendly.20There is a friend that is closer than a brother.*(It is good to be poor and have integrity(%The perverse in his lips is a fool. P(%The perverse in his lips is a fool. P*'It is not good to be without knowledge.m&#Man;s foolishness perverts his way.(%A foolish man frets against the LORD.PWealth makes many friends.Wealth makes many friends.,)The poor is separated from his neighbor. ,)The poor is separated from his neighbor. $!A false witness will be punished.The liar will not escape..+Every man is friend to the generous person..+Every man is friend to the generous person.$"The brethren of the poor hate him.$"The brethren of the poor hate him.20The friend of the poor removes himself from him.20The friend of the poor removes himself from him.*'A man that gets wisdom loves his \soul.m*'A man that gets wisdom loves his \soul.m0.The man that applies understanding finds good.$"A false witness shall be punished.A liar will perish.$"Delight is not fitting for a fool.$"Delight is not fitting for a fool.Discretion defers anger..(Discretion defers anger..(A discrete man forgives sin.*(A foolish son is calamity to his father.*(A foolish son is calamity to his father."A contentious wife is annoying.<:Material wealth is an inheritance from an earthly father." A prudent wife is from the LORD." A prudent wife is from the LORD."Slothfulness puts one to sleep.The lazy man will be hungry..,He that gives to the poor gives to the LORD..,He that gives to the poor gives to the LORD.The LORD repays the giver.>;Parents are to chasten their children while they are young.>;Parents are to chasten their children while they are young..,A man of wrathshall suffer great punishment.20Getting instruction now results in wisdom later.&$There are many devices in the heart.&$The counsel of the LORD shall stand.$!A poor man is better than a liar.&#The fear of the LORD tends to life.85He that has the fear of the LORD shall not have evil.@=A slothful man is so lazy, he wont pick up his hand to eat. >>??@@AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKKLLMMNNOOPPQQRRS CHNK6  6`L0r0b0d*Ln2\&Pv * F b .,Children should not listen to ungodly advice&#An ungodly witness scorns judgment.&#An ungodly witness scorns judgment.(%The mouth of the wicked feeds on sin.P(%The mouth of the wicked feeds on sin.P*'Judgments are prepared for the scorner.m,)Stripes are prepared for the fools back.,)Stripes are prepared for the fools back.Wine is a mocker.Wine is a mocker.Strong drink is raging. Strong dirnk is raging. 85Those deceived by wine and string drink are not wise.85Those deceived by wine and string drink are not wise.Fools are meddlers.,*The sluggard will make excuses to be lazy.(%The sluggard will beg in the harvest.P@=A man of understanding draws counsel from the heart of a man.D@=A man of understanding draws counsel from the heart of a man.D,)The just man is consistent in his living.*'The children of a just man are blessed.m A judging king scatters evil.0-There are no men with clean (sinless) hearts.,)Dishonesty is an abomination to the LORD.0.The character of a child is seen in his works.85The righteousness of children is seen in their works.20The one who loves to sleep will come to poverty.20The one who loves to sleep will come to poverty." The one awake to work shall eat."A boasting buyer is deceitful. ,)The lips of knowledge are of great worth.,)The lips of knowledge are of great worth. Conviction comes after deceit. A tale bearer reveals secrets.Avoid the flatterer. secrets..,The child that curses his parents shall die..,The child that curses his parents shall die..,The recompense for evil comes from the LORD.2/Unjust measures are an abomination to the LORD./(%A man can not understand his own way.P$"That which is not of faith is sin.20$"A wise leader scatters the wicked.$"A wise leader scatters the wicked.A " A wise leader judges the wicked..(&The blueness of a wound cleanses evil.(&The blueness of a wound cleanses evil.$"Stripes can cleanse the inner man.&#God directs the hearts of leaders. " The LORD knows the heart of men.63Doing justice pleases the LORD more than sacrifice.A high look is sin.A high look is sin.A haughty heart is sin. A haughty heart is sin.. The work of the wicked is sin.41The thoughts of the diligent tend to prosperity.`*'The thoughts of the hasty lead to want.}}~~}|}z|yzwyvwtvstqspqnpmCHNK? .XtT&H8fL|  L:d>f , R Z x  0 Z & \ "Gain from lying tends to death..,The work of the wicked is their destruction..(&The way of man is froward and strange. The work of the pure is right.(&A brawling woman is hard to live with.The wicked desire evil..*'The wicked does nor favor his neighbor.:8The fool is made wise when he sees the scorner punished.:8The fool is made wise when he sees the scorner punished.:8The fool is made wise when he sees the scorner punished.:8The fool is made wise when he sees the scorner punished.0-The righteous is wise considering the wicked.0-The righteous is wise considering the wicked.0-The righteous is wise considering the wicked. God will overthrow the wicked.LJIf a man will not hear the needs of the poor, his needs will not be heard. A secret gift pacifies anger.Dds of the poor, his needs will not be heard.,)A gift withheld can lead to strong wrath.$!It pleases the just to do justly.,)Destruction shall come to the iniquitous.0.Wandering from understanding leads to death. " The pleasure lover will be poor." The pleasure lover will be poor.42The lover of carnal fulfillment shall not be rich.42The lover of carnal fulfillment shall not be rich..,The wicked shall be ransom to the righteous..,The wicked shall be ransom to the righteous.,*The sinner shll be ransome to the upright.,*The sinner shll be ransome to the upright.B@It is better to live alone than with an angry contentious woman.42There is material wealth in the house of the wise." The fool wastes material wealth.42The righteous find life, honor, and righteousness..$!A wise man can defeat the mighty.42Control of the tongue can keep one out of trouble.(%A proud scorner deals in proud wrath.P(%A proud scorner deals in proud wrath. The desire fo0.The slothful wants but never does, so he dies.&$The slothful is covetous and greedy. The righteous give liberally. The righteous give liberally.&$The slothful is covetous and greedy..+The sacrifice of the wicked is abomination..+The sacrifice of the wicked is abomination.`` A false witness shall perish.D" The wicked will not be directed." Theupright plans for the future." Theupright plans for the future.86Neither wisdom nor understanding are against the LORD.64Man can plan and prepare, but safety is of the LORD.,*The sinner shall be ransom to the upright..,*The sinner shall be ransom to the upright..$!The upright plans for the future.$!The upright plans for the future.41A respected name and favor is better than riches.*'The rich is like the poor: made by God.m*'The rich is like the poor: made by God.m(&A prudent man sees evil and avoids it.(&A prudent man sees evil and avoids it.(&A prudent man sees evil and avoids it.41The simple sees evil, enters it, and is punished.41The simple sees evil, enters it, and is punished.41The simple sees evil, enters it, and is punished.41The simple sees evil, enters it, and is punished.41Fear of the LORD tends to riches, honor and life.,)Humility tends to riches, honor and life.d life.0-Many obstacles are in the way of the froward.340 20 &402@  ' 2@6P$2(+H46P J`256P,64 5tt46 2506P t55p`6 t5p5@66 t5pt46CHNK;n>^zFh&T2TDtR$Z N  F v  T  V  J 2/Proper child training results in proper living./The rich rule over the poor.s in proper living./The rich rule over the poor.(&The borrower is servant to the lender.The iniquitous reap vanity..+The bountiful giver to the poor is blessed..+The bountiful giver to the poor is blessed.(%Contention goes out with the scorner.P41The scorner is the source of strife and reproach.`,*The pure of heart is friend to the leader.,*The pure of heart is friend to the leader.B@The pure of heart is friend to the leader because of good words.B@The pure of heart is friend to the leader because of good words.B@The pure of heart is friend to the leader because of good words. The LORD preserves knowledge.42The LORD overthrows the words of the transgressor.42The LORD overthrows the words of the transgressor.$!The slothful amke excuses to stay*'The slothful make excuses to stay home.,)The mouth of the strange woman is a trap.,)The mouth of the strange woman is a trap.41The abhorred of the LORD are given to immorality.`41The abhorred of the LORD are given to immorality.` Children are foolish at heart. Children are foolish at heart. Children are foolish at heart..+The rod removes foolishness from the child..+The rod removes foolishness from the child..+The rod removes foolishness from the child..+The rod removes foolishness from the child..+Gaining wealth from the poor leads to want.P.+Gaining wealth from the poor leads to want.P$!Giving to the rich leads to want.$!Giving to the rich leads to want.,)There is profit in the words of the wise.,)There is profit in the words of the wise.41Wisdom is given that man might trust in the LORD..+The words of the wise are true and certain..,True words of the wise are true and certain.:8The LORD will recompense the injustice done to the poor.42Friendships with angry men is a snare to the soul.42Friendships with angry men is a snare to the soul.64Securing others debt may cost a man all his things.$"The diligent shall ber recognized.$!The diligent shall be recognized.." Exercise temperance when eating.ZXThe wise see the temporal nature of material wealth and do not focus soley on that gain.ZXThe wise see the temporal nature of material wealth and do not focus soley on that gain.ZXThe wise see the temporal nature of material wealth and do not focus soley on that gain.,*The man of the evil eye is set to deceive..,As the wicked thinks in his heart, so is he..,As the wicked thinks in his heart, so is he.Fools despise wise words.hFools despise wise words.hFools despise wise words.hFools despise wise words.h42Fools despise wise words. They are wasted on him.42Fools despise wise words. They are wasted on him.42Fools despise wise words. They are wasted on him.42Fools despise wise words. They are wasted on him.Knowledge is to be applied.>>??@@AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHIIJJKKLLMMNNOOPPQQRRSSTTU CHNK8 $P~b.`4^ j  lT   N . h 6 ^ & PA wise son hears the father.A wise son hears the father.*(Those without self-control will be poor.*(Those without self-control will be poor.*(Those without self-control will be poor.,*Children should heed parental instruction.63One must hold on to truth, wisdom, and instruction.,)The father of the righteous will rejoice.,)The father of the righteous will rejoice.&$The father of a wise child rejoices.&$The father of a wise child rejoices.(%The parents of a wise child rejoices.64The child should give his heart to his fathers way.64The child should give his heart to his fathers way.0-There is danger with a whore (strange woman).$"A whore increases the sins of men.nge woman).85Partaking of wine leads to wicked, abnormal behavior.85Partaking of wine leads to wicked, abnormal behavior..,The heart of the wicked studies destruction..,The heart of the wicked studies destruction.(%The lips of the wicked talk mischief.P(%The lips of the wicked talk mischief.P,*Wisdom causes the increase of a household.A wise man is strong.*'A man of knowledge increases strength. m$!Wise counsel is important in war."Wi\sdom id too high for a fool."Wi\sdom id too high for a fool..,The deviser of evil is a mischievous person.$"The thought of foolishness is sin.(%The scorner is an abomination to men.P(%The scorner is an abomination to men.P*(Knowledge of wisdom is sweet to thesoul.*(Knowledge of wisdom is sweet to thesoul.DBThe wicked cannot defeat the righteous for the just is persistent.DBThe wicked cannot defeat the righteous for the just is persistent. The wicked fall into mischief.85Dont rejoice in heart at the calamity of the wicked.85Dont rejoice in heart at the calamity of the wicked.85Dont rejoice in heart at the calamity of the wicked.The wicked shall be put out.We must fear the LORD...We must fear trhe LORD..2/There is danger in justification of the wicked./2/There is danger in justification of the wicked./.,Dont be a false witness against a neighbor..,Dont be a false witness against a neighbor..,The things of the slothful are in disrepair.41A man void of understanding is like the slothful.41A man void of understanding is like the slothful..,Instruction can be gotten from the slothful.hful.86Instruction can be gotten from observing the slothful.86Instruction can be gotten from observing the slothful. Slothfulness leads to poverty. observing the slothful. Slothfulness leads to poverty."Wisdom\ id too high for a fool.ol."Wisdom\ id too high for a fool.ol.,)Knowledge of wisdom is sweet to the soul.,)Knowledge of wisdom is sweet to the soul.&$The heart of a king is unsearchable.HEWhen the wicked are removed from the leader, he can rule righteously.HEWhen the wicked are removed from the leader, he can rule righteously.2/Self abasement is better than being humiliated.(%Dont strive hastily with a neighbor.P(%Dont strive hastily with a neighbor.P<<@ CHNK9 *,8\~ Bt\$Jn6j,RrBjD $  , R X ,  Wise words are of great worth. Wise words are of great worth.,*A faithful messenger refreshes his master.85The one who boasts of giving and does not is useless."A soft tongue breaks the bones. Dont over stay your welcome.*(A man who bears false witness is deadly.*(A man who bears false witness is deadly.0.The singer of songs to a heavy heart is cruel..63Give to your enemies, and the LORD will reward you.0-An angry countenance drives away a backbiter.JGIt is better to have nothing than to have and be with a brawling woman.Good news is refreshing.<:It is paradox for the righteous to fall before the wicked..:<:It is paradox for the righteous to fall before the wicked..:@>The praises of a man for himself make one sick to the stomach.@>The untempered man is totally defensless and will be defeated.B?The untempered man is totally defenseless and will be defeated." Honor is not fitting for a fool.." A rod gives direction to a fool." A rod gives direction to a fool.Carefully answer a fool.Carefully answer a fool.Carefully answer a fool.Carefully answer a fool.2/If left unanswered, a fool believes he is wise.2/If left unanswered, a fool believes he is wise.2/If left unanswered, a fool believes he is wise.64The message, speech, parable of a fool is worthless.64The message, speech, parable of a fool is worthless.God will reward the fool.($!God will reward the transgressor.Fools return to foolishness.41A man who thinks he is wise is worse than a fool.41A man who thinks he is wise is worse than a fool.41A man who thinks he is wise is worse than a fool.,)The slothful make excuses to stay inside.$"The slothful wont get out of bed..$!The slothful is too lazy to eat.:7The proud sluggard believes he is wiser than seven men. :7The proud sluggard believes he is wiser than seven men. :7The proud sluggard believes he is wiser than seven men. (%The practical joker causes much pain.P86The words of a talebearer are contentious and painful.Burning lips are worthlessA wicked heart is worthless.A wicked heart is worthless.$"The wicked cover hatred with lies.$"The wicked cover hatred with lies.$"The wicked cover hatred with lies.$!The hateful wicked shall be rev=.led..m$!The hateful wicked shall be rev=.led..m(&Those who seek to entrap are entraped.0-A lying tongue and flattering mouth work ruin*'Those who seek to entrap are entrapped.(%The hateful wicked shall be revealed.$"We never know what tomorrow holds.Let others praise thee.Let others praise thee. The wrath of a fool is great.P Rebuke from a friend is good.:7The words of a tale bearer are contentious and painful. ppqqrrssttuuvvwwxxyyzz{{||}}~~}|}z|yzwyvwtvstqspqnpmnkmjkhjg CHNK9 ZFrX:bFv"LvBt,\  * P  * 4 f &$Friendly counsel rejoices the heart.&$Friendly counsel rejoices the heart.&$Friendly counsel rejoices the heart.@=A close friend is better in time of need than distant family.*'A wise son makes a fathers heart glad.m*'A wise son makes a fathers heart glad.m*'A wise son makes a fathers heart glad.m,*A prudent man foresees evil and avoids it.,*A prudent man foresees evil and avoids it.,)A prudent man forsees evil and avouds it.86A simple man forsees evil, enters it, and is punished.86A simple man forsees evil, enters it, and is punished.64Greeting a friend loudly in the morning is accursed.85A contentious woman is annoying, and can't be hidden.&#Friends can make each other better.&#The heart of man reveals who he is.63A man reveals whether the praise of him is genuine.ne0.Foolishness cannot be separated from the fool.`^Pay attention to the means of income and sustenance, because they may pass away if unattended.:7A simple man foresees evil, enters it, and is punished. :7A simple man foresees evil, enters it, and is punished. The wicked run for no reason.The righteous are bold..63A ruler with understanding prolongs his government..,The poor oppressing the poor is destructive.64The wicked are praised by those who forsake the law.64Teh wicked are praised by those who forsake the law.:8The wicked are contended with by those who keep the law.&$Evil men do not understand judgment..P&$Evil men do not understand judgment..P.,Understanding results from seeking the LORD.$"It is good to be poor and upright.$"It is good to be poor yet upright.&#It is bad to be rich, yet perverse.&#A Child that keeps the law is wise.0-A companion to riotous men shames his father.0-A companion to riotous men shames his father.0-A companion to riotous men shames his father.(&Unjust gain will be given to the poor.(&Unjust gain will be given to the poor..,The prayer of the lawless is an abomination..,The prayer of the lawless is an abomination.,)The deceiver of the righteous shall fall."The upright posses good things.$"The rich man is wise in his pride.$"The rich man is wise in his pride.$"The rich man is wise in his pride.0.The poor with understanding can discern pride.$"The rich man is wise in his pride.0.The poor with understanding can discern pride.,*There is glory when the righteous rejoice. Men hide when the wicked rise.,)Covering sin does not lead to prosperity.,)Covering sin does not lead to prosperity.42The one who hardens his heart falls into mischief.:8A wicked ruler frightens, and is dangerous to the poor. :8A wicked ruler frightens, and is dangerous to the poor. 0-A leader lacking understanding is oppressive.0-He that hates covetousness prolongs his days.The upright shall be saved.The perverse shall fall.,)The hard worker shall have plenty to eat..,The follower of vain men shall have poverty.46 +56P t45P`5 t5P5p@CHNK;P .d*JjBd$pT" T  @ v  < | @ j 2 r" A faithful man shall be blessed.,*The hasty to wealth shall not be innocent.,*The hasty to wealth shall not be innocent.<9The respecter of persons will transgress for little gain.(ng.H<9The respector of persons will transgress for little gain.(41The hasty to riches cant see his future poverty.041The hasty to riches cant see his future poverty.041The hasty to riches cant see his future poverty.041The hasty to riches cant see his future poverty.0"Rebuke is better than flattery."Rebuke is better than flattery.28*'A lying, stealing child is a destroyer.$"The proud of heart stir up strife.$"The proud of heart stir up strife.A fool trusts his own heart.A fool trusts his own heart.The wise will be delivered.:(%The giver to the poor shall not lack.(%The giver to the poor shall not lack.0.The one neglecting the poor will have a curse.0.The one neglecting the poor will have a curse. Men hide when the wicked rule.0.The righteous increase when the wicked perish.0.The righteous increase when the wicked perish.The introduction from Agur.Every word of God is purehA liar adds to Gods word.JGVanity, wealth, poverty, and lies may affect how we relate to the LORD.JGVanity, wealth, poverty, and lies may affect how we relate to the LORD.JGVanity, wealth, poverty, and lies may affect how we relate to the LORD.JGVanity, wealth, poverty, and lies may affect how we relate to the LORD.JGVanity, wealth, poverty, and lies may affect how we relate to the LORD.*'Characteristics of a wicked generation.m*'Characteristics of a wicked generation.m(%Some things are just never satisfied.P,)The rebellious child shall come to death.:8There are some tings that are hard to know (understand)..+The adulterous woman denies her wickedness..+The adulterous woman denies her wickedness.Some paradoxes.(&It is a paradox for servants to reign.(&It is a paradox for servants to reign.*'It is a paradox for fools to have food.*'It is a paradox for fools to have food.64It is a paradox for an odious woman to have married..,It is a paradox for a servant to be an heir.arried."Four little things with wisdom.42It is wise to prepare for the needs of the future.42It is wise to prepare for the needs of the future.,)It is wise to have a sure and safe house."It is wise to conquer in bands.Four things that go well.(Self-exaltation is foolish.Self-exaltation is foolish.Self-exaltation is foolish.&#The forcing of wrath brings strife.&#The forcing of wrath brings strife.<9There are some things that are hard to know (understand).(42The rejector of reproof will be utterly destroyed.(&People rejoice with righteous leaders.$"People mourn when the wicked rule.41The lover of wisdom causes his father to rejoice.41The lover of wisdom causes his father to rejoice.41The lover of wisdom causes his father to rejoice.>Q~`0 Y@@0L<>\* \``  &` `JJ`` ` }8*` ` ` ``` P`` @` `0\STRMCHNK=F(Dh B`0`H~(Lp8 4 l <^  F p  \ T .+The bribe taking ruler overthrows the land.42Flattery for a neighbor is a trap for the speaker.42Flattery for a neighbor is a trap for the speaker.In sin there is a trap.."The righteous sing and rejoice."The righteous consider the poor"The righteous consider the poor0.Th ewicked pretend not to know about the poor.0.Th ewicked pretend not to know about the poor.,*Scornful men bring the city to entrapment.Wise men turn away wrath.h63There is no rest for the wise confronting the fool.63There is no rest for the wise confronting the fool.,*The upright are hated by the bloodthirsty..,*The upright are hated by the bloodthirsty..,*The upright are hated by the bloodthirsty..(&The just seek the soul of the upright..m A fool speaks his entire mind.. A fool speaks his entire mind..64A wise man reveals his opinion at appropriate times.es. 64A wise man reveals his opinion at appropriate times.41When a ruler heeds lies, his servants are wicked.X41When a ruler heeds lies, his servants are wicked.X85The LORD lightens the eyes of the poor and deceitful.85A faithful judge of the poor will be well established@" The rod and reproof give wisdom." The rod and reproof give wisdom.,)An undisciplined child shames his mother.0.When there are many wicked, there is much sin.2/The righteous shall see the fall of the wicked./2/The righteous shall see the fall of the wicked./FCA corrected (chastened) son brings rest and delight to his parents.FCA corrected (chastened) son brings rest and delight to his parents.$"Without vision, the people perish.,*A servant will not heed verbal correction.,*A servant will not heed verbal correction.42A man who is hasty with words is worse than afool.42A man who is hasty with words is worse than afool.42A man who is hasty with words is worse than afool.(%The spoiled servant may become a son.P$!A mans pride will humiliate him. Honor will uphold the humble.,*The partner of a thief hates his own soul.,*The partner of a thief hates his own soul.:7The one who doesnt reprove cursing hates his own soul. $!All judgment comes from the LORD.(&The unjust is abomination to the just.(&The unjust is abomination to the just.,)The upright is abomination to the wicked.,)The upright is abomination to the wicked.0.The wicked pretend not to know about the poor..0.The wicked pretend not to know about the poor..63A man who is hasty with words is worse than a fool.63A man who is hasty with words is worse than a fool.63A man who is hasty with words is worse than a fool. Introduction&$Giving self to women is destructive." Strong drink is not for leaders." Strong drink is not for leaders.20Strong drink may be given to the terminally ill.@>The righteous leader seeks the welfare of the underprivileged.,)Some characteristics of a virtuous woman.,)Some characteristics of a virtuous woman.$"A virtuous woman is of gerat value&#A virtuous woman is of great value.&#A virtuous woman is of gerat value.42A virtuous woman is trusted in he husbands heart.42A virtuous woman is trusted in he husbands heart.*'A virtuous woman does her husband good.ds heart. @= @= 2@= 2@= @= @= @= @= 2@= @= @= 2@= @= @= @= 2@= @= @= @= @= @= @= 2@= CHNK&X$T| 0f2d$!A virtuous woman is a hard worker$!A virtuous woman is a hard worker$!A virtuous woman is a hard worker&#A virtuous woman is an early riser.0-A virtuous woman is a shrewd business person.41A virtuous woman maintains her physical strength.$"A virtuous woman works late hours. A virtuous woman is generous. 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