1. Do not boast yourself of tomorrow, for you do not know what a day may bring forth.
Do notH408
HTnboastH1984
HVtj2msyourself of tomorrow,H3117
HRHNcmscH4279
HNcmsaforH3588
HCyou do notH3808
HTnknowH3045
HVqi2mswhatH4100
HTia dayH3117
HNcmsamay bring forth.H3205
HVqi3ms
2. Let another man praise you, and not your own mouth; a stranger, and not your own lips.
Let another manH2114
HAamsapraise you,H1984
HVpj3msHSp2msand notH3808
HCHTnyour own mouth;H6310
HNcmscHSp2msa stranger,H5237
HAamsaand notH408
HCHTnyour own lips.H8193
HNcfdcHSp2ms
3. A stone is heavy, and sand is weighty; but a fool’s wrath is heavier than them both.
A stoneH68
HNcfsaisheavy,H3514
HNcmscand sandH2344
HTdHNcmsaisweighty;H5192
HCHNcmscbut a fool'sH191
HAamsawrathH3708
HCHNcmscisheavierH3515
HAamsathan them both.H8147
HRHAcmdcHSp3mp
4. Wrath is cruel and anger is overwhelming, but who is able to stand before jealousy?
WrathH2534
HNcfsaiscruelH395
HNcfscand angerH639
HNcmsaisoverwhelming,H7858
HCHNcmscbut whoH4310
HCHTiisable to standH5975
HVqi3msbeforeH6440
HRHNcbpcjealousy?H7068
HNcfsa
5. Open rebuke is better than secret love.
6. Faithful are the wounds of a friend, but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful.
FaithfulH539
HVNrmpaarethe woundsH6482
HNcmpcof a friend,H157
HVqrmsabut the kissesH5390
HNcfpcof an enemyH8130
HVqrmsaaredeceitful.H6280
HCHVNsfpa
7. The full soul loathes a honeycomb, but to the hungry soul every bitter thing is sweet.
The fullH7649
HAafsasoulH5315
HNcbsaloathesH947
HVqi3fsa honeycomb,H5317
HNcmsabut to the hungryH7457
HAafsasoulH5315
HCHNcbsaeveryH3605
HNcmscbitter thingH4751
HAamsaissweet.H4966
HAamsa
8. As a bird that wanders from her nest, so is a man who wanders from his place.
As a birdH6833
HRHNcbsathat wandersH5074
HVqrfsafromH4480
HRher nest,H7064
HNcmscHSp3fssoH3651
HTmisa manH376
HNcmsawho wandersH5074
HVqrmsafrom his place.H4725
HRHNcmscHSp3ms
9. Ointment and perfume rejoice the heart; so does the sweetness of one’s friend by advice from the heart.
OintmentH8081
HNcmsaand perfumeH7004
HCHNcfsarejoiceH8055
HVpi3msthe heart;H3820
HNcmsaso does the sweetnessH4986
HCHNcmscof one's friendH7453
HNcmscHSp3msby adviceH6098
HRHNcfscfrom the heart.H5315
HNcbsa
10. Your own friend, and your father’s friend, do not forsake them; nor go to your brother’s house in the day of your calamity; better is a neighbor that is near than a brother far off.
Your own friend,H7453
HCHNcmscand your father'sH1
HNcmscHSp2msfriend,H7453
HNcmscHSp2msdo notH408
HTnforsakeH5800
HVqj2msthem; norH408
HTngoH935
HVqj2msto your brother'sH251
HNcmscHSp2mshouseH1004
HCHNcmscin the dayH3117
HRHNcmscof your calamity;H343
HNcmscHSp2msbetterH2896
HAamsaisa neighborH7934
HAamsathat isnearH7138
HAamsathan a brotherH251
HRHNcmsafar off.H7350
HAamsa
11. My son, be wise and make my heart glad, so that I may answer him who reproaches me.
My son,H1121
HNcmscHSp1csbe wiseH2449
HVqv2msand make my heartH3820
HNcmscHSp1csglad,H8055
HCHVpv2msso that I may answerH7725
HCHVhh1csH1697
HNcmsahim who reproaches me.H2778
HVqrmscHSp1cs
12. A prudent man foresees the evil and hides himself, but the simple pass on and are punished.
A prudentH6175
HAamsamanforeseesH7200
HVqp3msthe evilH7451
HNcfsaandhidesH5641
HVNp3mshimself, but the simpleH6612
HNcmpapass onH5674
HVqp3cpandare punished.H6064
HVNp3cp
13. Take the garment of him who is surety for a stranger, and hold it in pledge when he is surety for a strange woman.
TakeH3947
HVqv2msthe garment of himH899
HNcmscHSp3mswhoH3588
HCis suretyH6148
HVqp3msfor a stranger,H2114
HAamsaand hold it in pledgeH2254
HVqv2msHSp3mswhenhe is surety forH1157
HCHRa strange woman.H5237
HAafsa
14. He who blesses his friend with a loud voice, rising early in the morning, it shall be counted a curse to him.
He who blessesH1288
HVprmsahis friendH7453
HNcmscHSp3mswith a loudH1419
HAamsavoice,H6963
HRHNcmsarising earlyH7925
HVhain the morning,H1242
HRdHNcmsait shall be countedH2803
HVNi3fsa curseH7045
HNcfsato him.Hl
HRHSp3ms
15. A never-ending dripping on a very rainy day and a contentious woman are alike.
A never-endingH2956
HVqrmsadrippingH1812
HNcmsaon a very rainyH5464
HNcmsadayH3117
HRHNcmscand a contentiousH4079
HNcmpawomanH802
HCHNcfscare alike.H7737
HVDp3fs
16. Whoever restrains her restrains the wind and can control oil in his right hand.
Whoever restrains herH6845
HVqrmpcHSp3fsrestrainsH6845
HVqp3msthe windH7307
HNcbsaand can controlH7121
HVqi3msoilH8081
HCHNcmscin his right hand.H3225
HNcfscHSp3ms
17. As iron sharpens iron, so a man sharpens the countenance of his friend.
As ironH1270
HNcmsasharpensH2300
HVhi3msiron,H1270
HRHNcmsaso a manH376
HCHNcmsasharpensH2300
HVhi3msthe countenanceH6440
HNcbpcof his friend.H7453
HNcmscHSp3ms
18. Whoever tends the fig tree shall eat its fruit, and he who guards his master shall be honored.
Whoever tendsH5341
HVqrmscthe fig treeH8384
HNcfsashall eatH398
HVqi3msits fruit,H6529
HNcmscHSp3fsand he who guardsH8104
HCHVqrmsahis masterH113
HNcmpcHSp3msshall be honored.H3513
HVPi3ms
19. As in water, the face reflects itself, so the heart of man reflects the man.
As in water,H4325
HRdHNcmpathe faceH6440
HTdHNcbpareflects itself,H6440
HRHNcbpasoH3651
HTmthe heartH3820
HNcmscof manH120
HTdHNcmsareflects the man.H120
HRdHNcmsa
20. The grave and destruction are never full, so the eyes of man are never satisfied.
The graveH7585
HNpand destructionH10
HCHNcmscare neverH3808
HTnfull,H7646
HVqi3fpso the eyesH5869
HCHNcbdcof manH120
HTdHNcmsaare neverH3808
HTnsatisfied.H7646
HVqi3fp
21. As the refining pot for silver and the furnace for gold, so is a man tested by the praise given to him.
Asthe refining potH4715
HNcmsafor silverH3701
HRdHNcmsaand the furnaceH3564
HCHNcmsafor gold,H2091
HRdHNcmsaso is a manH376
HCHNcmsatested by the praiseH4110
HNcmscHSp3msgiven to him.H6310
HRHNcmsc
22. Though you pound a fool in a mortar with a pestle along with crushed wheat, yet his foolishness will not depart from him.
ThoughH518
HCyou poundH3806
HVqi2msH853
HToa foolH191
HTdHAamsain a mortarH4388
HRdHNcmsawith a pestleH5940
HRdHNcmsaalong withH8432
HRHNcmsccrushed wheat,H7383
HTdHNcfpayethis foolishnessH200
HNcfscHSp3mswill notH3808
HTndepartH5493
HVqi3fsfrom him.H5921
HRHRHSp3ms
23. Be diligent to know the state of your flocks, and give attention to your herds,
Be diligentH3045
HVqato knowH3045
HVqj2msthe stateH6440
HNcbpcof your flocks,H6629
HNcbscHSp2msandgiveH7896
HVqv2msattentionH3820
HNcmscHSp2msto your herds,H5739
HRHNcmpa
24. For riches are not forever; nor does the crown endure to every generation.
ForH3588
HCrichesH2633
HNcmsaarenotH3808
HTnforever;H5769
HRHNcmsanor doesH518
HCHCthe crownH5145
HNcmsaendureto everyH1755
HRHNcmsageneration.H1755
HCHNcmsa
25. When the hay is removed, and the tender grass is seen, and herbs of the mountains are gathered,
When the hayH2682
HNcmsais removed,H1540
HVqp3msand the tender grassH1877
HNcmsais seen,H7200
HCHVNp3msand herbsH6212
HNcmpcof the mountainsH2022
HNcmpaare gathered,H622
HCHVNp3cp
26. The lambs will be for your clothing, and the goats will be the price of a field.
The lambsH3532
HNcmpawill befor your clothing,H3830
HRHNcmscHSp2msand the goatsH6260
HNcmpawill bethe priceH4242
HCHNcmscof a field.H7704
HNcmsa
27. And you shall have goats’ milk enough for your food, for the nourishment of your household, and sustenance for your maidservants.
And you shall have goats'H5795
HNcfpamilkH2461
HNcmscenoughH1767
HCHNcmscfor your food,H3899
HRHNcbscHSp2msfor the nourishmentH3899
HRHNcbscof your household,H1004
HNcmscHSp2msand sustenanceH2416
HCHNcmpafor your maidservants.H5291
HRHNcfpcHSp2ms


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