Proverbs 26

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  1 H7950 As snow H7019 in summer, H4306 and as rain H7105 in harvest, H3519 So honor H5000 is not seemly H3684 for a fool.
  2 H6833 As the sparrow H5110 in her wandering, H1866 as the swallow H5774 in her flying, H7045 So the curse H2600 that is causeless H935 alighteth not.
  3 H7752 A whip H5483 for the horse, H4964 a bridle H2543 for the ass, H7626 And a rod H1460 for the back H3684 of fools.
  4 H6030 Answer H3684 not a fool H200 according to his folly, H7737 Lest thou also be like unto him.
  5 H6030 Answer H3684 a fool H200 according to his folly, H2450 Lest he be wise H5869 in his own conceit.
  6 H7971 He that sendeth H1697 a message H3027 by the hand H3684 of a fool H7096 Cutteth off H7272 his own feet, H8354 and drinketh H2555 in damage.
  7 H7785 The legs H6455 of the lame H1809 hang loose: H4912 So is a parable H6310 in the mouth H3684 of fools.
  8 H6872 As one that bindeth H68 a stone H4773 in a sling, H5414 So is he that giveth H3519 honor H3684 to a fool.
  9 H2336 As a thorn H5927 that goeth up H3027 into the hand H7910 of a drunkard, H4912 So is a parable H6310 in the mouth H3684 of fools.
  10 H7227 As an archer H2342 that woundeth H7936 all, So is he that hireth H3684 a fool H7936 and he that hireth H5674 them that pass by.
  11 H3611 As a dog H7725 that returneth H6892 to his vomit, H3684 So is a fool H8138 that repeateth H200 his folly.
  12 H7200 Seest H376 thou a man H2450 wise H5869 in his own conceit? H8615 There is more hope H3684 of a fool than of him.
  13 H6102 The sluggard H559 saith, H7826 There is a lion H1870 in the way; H7826 A lion H7339 is in the streets.
  14 H1817 As the door H5437 turneth H6735 upon its hinges, H6102 So doth the sluggard H4296 upon his bed.
  15 H6102 The sluggard H2934 burieth H3027 his hand H6747 in the dish; H3811 It wearieth H7725 him to bring it again H6310 to his mouth.
  16 H6102 The sluggard H2450 is wiser H5869 in his own conceit H7651 Than seven men H7725 that can render H2940 a reason.
  17 H5674 He that passeth by, H5674 and vexeth H7379 himself with strife H2388 belonging not to him, Is like one that taketh H3611 a dog H241 by the ears.
  18 H3856 As a madman H3384 who casteth H2131 firebrands, H2671 Arrows, H4194 and death,
  19 H376 So is the man H7411 that deceiveth H7453 his neighbor, H559 And saith, H7832 Am not I in sport?
  20 H657 For lack H6086 of wood H784 the fire H3518 goeth out; H5372 And where there is no whisperer, H4066 contention H8367 ceaseth.
  21 H6352 As coals H1513 are to hot embers, H6086 and wood H784 to fire, H4079 So is a contentious H376 man H2787 to inflame H7379 strife.
  22 H1697 The words H5372 of a whisperer H3859 are as dainty morsels, H3381 And they go down H990 into the innermost H2315 parts.
  23 H1814 Fervent H8193 lips H7451 and a wicked H3820 heart H2789 Are like an earthen H6823 vessel overlaid H3701 with silver H5509 dross.
  24 H8130 He that hateth H5234 dissembleth H8193 with his lips; H7896 But he layeth up H4820 deceit H7130 within him:
  25 H6963 When he speaketh H2603 fair, H539 believe H7651 him not; For there are seven H8441 abominations H3820 in his heart:
  26 H8135 Though his hatred H3680 cover H4860 itself with guile, H7451 His wickedness H1540 shall be openly showed H6951 before the assembly.
  27 H3738 Whoso diggeth H7845 a pit H5307 shall fall H1556 therein; And he that rolleth H68 a stone, H7725 it shall return upon him.
  28 H8267 A lying H3956 tongue H8130 hateth H1790 those whom it hath wounded; H2509 And a flattering H6310 mouth H6213 worketh H4072 ruin.