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Proverbs 29
Proverbs 29
English TL (The Living Bible) (1971)
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The man who is often reproved but refuses to accept criticism will suddenly be broken and never have another chance.
2
With good men in authority, the people rejoice; but with the wicked in power, they groan.
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A wise son makes his father happy, but a lad who hangs around with prostitutes disgraces him.
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A just king gives stability to his nation, but one who demands bribes destroys it.
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Flattery is a trap; evil men are caught in
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it, but good men stay away and sing for joy.
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The good man knows the poor man's rights; the godless don't care.
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Fools start fights everywhere while wise men try to keep peace.
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There's no use arguing with a fool. He only rages and scoffs, and tempers flare.
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The godly pray for those who long to kill them.
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A rebel shouts in anger; a wise man holds his temper in and cools it.
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A wicked ruler will have wicked aides on his staff.
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Rich and poor are alike in this: each depends on God for light.
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A king who is fair to the poor shall have a long reign.
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Scolding and spanking a child helps him to learn. Left to himself, he brings shame to his mother.
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When rulers are wicked, their people are too; but good men will live to see the tyrant's downfall.
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Discipline your son and he will give you happiness and peace of mind.
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Where there is ignorance of God, crime runs wild; but what a wonderful thing it is for a nation to know and keep his laws.
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Sometimes mere words are not enough—discipline is needed. For the words may not be heeded.
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There is more hope for a fool than for a man of quick temper.
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Pamper a servant from childhood, and he will expect you to treat him as a son!
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A hot-tempered man starts fights and gets into all kinds of trouble.
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Pride ends in a fall, while humility brings honor.
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A man who assists a thief must really hate himself! For he knows the consequence but does it anyway.
25
Fear of man is a dangerous trap, but to trust in God means safety.
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Do you want justice? Don't fawn on the judge, but ask the Lord for it!
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The good hate the badness of the wicked. The wicked hate the goodness of the good.
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