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2lp].lgc];yw].'kw]KL:n}.pQn]St];'Am],sG]:kUn];'kw]KL:Am],mI;tac];hU.pgc],sqc]:lqc];sG]nc],kUn];pgc],sG]"
3kw]KL:p},l}:hQn];hU.van],lqc];'kUv];eSAm],kL;p},l}:mI;pa};hU.pa};hn]sw]:mUt];sac],pL;lQw]nn].tI:KL:"
4ekL.An]mUiw];mUic];kac]haw]eSlUc];mL;yw].nn].pQn]PG]?"ekL.Aw]muiw];sw]:sutum]Kgn]:lUm];w}.nn].pQn]PG]?"ekL.Aw]PL:m}mn];sw]:sgk];ehL,nm].w}.n}.pQn]PG]?"ekL.Et,tc]:pUk];pgc]w}.pn]tI:lin]mUic];Sut];tUik]:nn].pQn]PG]?"suiw]:mn];sw]:hgc].wL:huiw]'eSEl:suiw]:luk]:sa};mn];sw]:hgc].wL:huiw]?"lp].lgc];sw]:hw];tuin];hU.Am],kat]:yw].&"
5!eKL:kGam];JPL;sw]:n}.Am],Pit];Am],Pqk],eSeKL:"mn];sw]:n}.pQn]Kqp];Eh.lak]:nak]:pn]tL,Kw]kUn];sUiw];mL;Sgn]:puic]:nG];mn];sw]:nn].eAL:"
6yL,Tqm]SG],elL;nG];eKL:kGam];mn];sw]:'epL;Am],nn]Et.mn];sw]:etSc],Sgn]mG];eSEl:'EnSak]:eS,lgc]:wL:mG];pQn]kUn];pqt].kUn];lqn]nn].yw]."
7!kw]ygn];sw]:Sgc]lgc]:Sgc]pUic]eAL:'sw]:hw];tI:KL:'mUiw]:KL:p},ta}n}.yL,epTQc]pqt]:kw]KL:eSkm];"
8hG]:An]Pit];pUic]:El:tc];An]pqt].lqn]nn].kac];yan]kw]KL:eSkm];"yL,pn]kw]KL:Auip];yak]:kgt];Pan]kUv];eSAm],kL;yL,pn]mak]:mI;nm]nL,'pn]KL:Kw]:mun];tL,kin]sgm];pQn]wn];kU:wn];wn];nn].kUv];KL:tL."
9epL;Am],nn]Et.'kw]KL:eK;etmI;nm]nL,AL;lL;pUn].tI:El:Ep,pqt]:sw]:hw];eSlat]:wL:'!sw]:hw];n}n}.pQn]PG]?'@n}yw]."epL;Am],nn]ekL:'KL:eK;etpQn]kUn];Pan]kGL,El,hLlk].pUin]:'nn]El:etpQn]An]Am],yuk].ygc]:suiw]:sw]:TL,wrL.JPL;kw]KL:yw]."
10!yL,ephuit];lL,Ka}eKL;ekL.pQn]KL:nn].eS'KL.Ka}Tuic]sw]:Kw]nn].'epL;Am],nn]Et.'Kw]etkin],wL:SG],mG];'eSEl:mG];etl}:vL;tam],mn];yw]."
11!nG];kUn];hw];n}.mn];mI;Kw]sUiw];kin],wL:SG],AU:Kw]eS'Am],pn]tac];lImac],klL,Em:Kw]nn]."
12mI;Kw]kUn];sUiw];mUt];SG]w}.nG];tLKw]hc];kUv];Kw]eS'kUv];Sm].Am],l}:Kam],Suk]:lac].pn]hG]:mUt];SG]lgt]:tac];wUv],lIhac]:Kw]nn]."
13mI:Kw]kUn];sUiw];tLlUik],Pqn]Suc]w}.eS,eS,'Kw]Ek.tLtUv];SG],mUin]Am],mat]:pgc],Sc]nn]."
14mI;Kw]kUn];sUiw];KQw]:Kw]pQn]mit]:pQn]lqw];'El:lup],kac];Kw]n}.Aw]PL.Aw]mit].Kp].SG],w}.'tL,Sik],kin]nUiw].kUn];Pan]sUiw];yU,nUiw]lin]mUic];lum]:fL.'El:ekL.mI;tac];lUw],sUiw];yU,w}.nG];Ek:kac]kUn];hw];nn].eAL:"
15!pic]n}.mI;luk]:yic];Sgc]ekL."KLhgc].h}:wL:'!pn]El:&mqc],Pgc]:El:&wL:n}"!An]Am],hgn],tgn].han].sG]pQc];sG]eSpgk]:n}.mI;Sam]An]Sam]pUic]'An]Am],hgn],tgn].wL:'!epL;yw].'@n}nn].mI;SI,An]SI,mQw];eAL:"
16Kum]pL,hQw]:'tgc].Em:yic];mn]'Pqn],lin]An]Am],hgn],tgn].Aim],nm].eSpgk]:'El:Aik],'f};An]Am],hgn],tgn].wL:!epL;yw].'@n}eSpgk]:nn]."
17!mak],tLAn]hQt];Kt];AU:'An]Am],mat]:Kuik].Em:Tw]:mn];n}.'kLlm]hUv]:kLlm]lg}Kw]etmL;Sk];mak],tLnn].'lc];tKw]etmL;kin]hUv],tLnn].pqt]:"
18An]lIAam];nL,AL;lL;tL,kw]KL:n}.mI;Sam]An]'An]kw]KL:Am],pgc],sqc]:lqc];sG]n}.mI;SI,An]eAL:"
19la};tac];huc].min]nUiw]fL.'tac];kGL,cU;lUin]:nUiw]puin].hin]'tac];kGL,hUiw];Sc];ePL;nG];nm].pac],la},k}yan]sUiw];nn].'El:Aik],'la};tac];hQt];kUn];sa};ekL.mI;sgm];nac];yic];num],ekLnuic]:nn]."
20!la};tac];hQt];Em:yic];kUt].PUw]pUin]:n}.pQn]sUic].n}''mn];nac];kin]eSsQt].SUp];mn];'eSEl:lat]:wL:'!kw]Am],l}:hQt];Pit];Sc]eSmQw];'@n}yw]."
21!An]lin]mUic];kUw]epL;Sn],epL;w}n}.mI;Sam]lgc]:Sam]pUic]'An]mn];Am],Kam],l}:n}.mI;SI,An]SI,mQw];"
22KL:hap],Tam];kan]ekL.Kuin]:pQn]Kun]ehLKm];nn].'kUn];ygc],Am],mat]:JPL;eSSm].l}:mI;An]kin]An]yqm].lUic],nm]nL,nL,nn].'
23Em:yic];ekL.Am],lIhk].yUw],eS,Sm].Et,nL:hUin];Aw]PUw]'El:Aik],'KL:yic];ekL.hQt];hG]:sw]:nac];mn];l}:nIpa}:nn]."
24An]lQk].Agn],mI;nUiw]lin]mUic];lum]:fL.SI,mQw];n}.'Kw]lQk].nL,ekL:Kw]mI;van],lqt];pUn].tI:pUn].lqn]nL,"
25mUt].Kw]n}.pQn]St];AQn]hqc];lQk].Agn],'wL:nn]eStL.ekL:'Kw]hLSim];pqc];tac];kin]w}.mUiw]:Kaw];m}:nn]."
26pac]ta};SLfn](mUmL)Kw]n}.pQn]tUw]St];mI;hqc];lQk].eA,nL,'wL:nn]eStL.ekL:Kw]hQt];hc];hQt];hUin];Kw]nG];Ek:mak],hin]lqm]wut];wut];sUiw];nn]."
27sk];tqn]Kw]n}.Am],mI;Kun]ehLKm];'wL:nn]eStL.ekL:'Kw]Kuin]:nL:kGL,hUm]:kn]tam];kn]sgm];sn].Kw]"
28sUic].hUin];n}.yc];sac]:Aw]muiw];vgp];l}:'wL:nn]eStL.ekL:'l}:hn]mn];mI;nG];ehLKun]ehLKm];nn].eAL:"
29!mn];mI;Sam]lgc]:Sam]pUic]tI:An]Kw]yac]:yaw];p}lqp]:kuic],mUic];kGL,nn].'mI;SI,pUic]tI:An]Kw]p}lqc]:AUk];Kuin]:nL:kGL,nn]."
30Sac],SI:tUw]hqc];eAL;sL,yG],lUc]yU,w}.nG]:ek:tUw]TUin]ha}.Kw]eS'Am],Tg},lc]pqt]:mUiw]:p},pQn]Sc]nn]."
31k},etL,tUw]p}lqc]:AUk];'Ep.epL:tUw]p}lqc]:AUk];'El:Kun]ehLKm];pL;An]hUm],lUm]:lIw}.eSPG]Am],luk].Puin].mn];l}:nn].eAL:"
32!epL;mG];vL;hQt];kUn];ygc],mL:eSygc]:tUw]sw]:kw],mG];'Am],nn]ekL:'epL;mG];wac];Pqn]tac];ha}.mUik]:n}suic]'Aw]PL,muiw];mG];tUp];tUm];SUp];mG];w}.eStL.&"
33pUiw]:wL:mUin]nc],epL;tw]kqw];nm].nUm];n}.hQt];Agk],pn]eTL;pat]:'El:epL;yk];lim],KU:lc]n}.mn];Agk],lUit]:'sc],wL:epL;yUc];tw]Aw]pQn]sG]lm]etL;Sn}.'mn];Agk],pQn]An]tUik]:tn]Km]sG]nn].yw]."
Proverbs 30
Sayings of Agur
1The sayings of Agur
son of Jakeh—an inspired utterance.
This man’s utterance
to Ithiel:
“I am weary, God,
but I can prevail.
2Surely I am only a brute, not a man;
I do not have human
understanding.
3I have not learned wisdom,
nor have I attained to
the knowledge of the Holy One.
4Who has gone up to heaven and come down?
Whose hands have
gathered up the wind?
Who has wrapped up the
waters in a cloak?
Who has established
all the ends of the earth?
What is his name, and
what is the name of his son?
Surely you know!
5“Every word of God is flawless;
he is a shield to
those who take refuge in him.
6Do not add to his words,
or he will rebuke you
and prove you a liar.
7“Two things I ask of you, Lord;
do not refuse me
before I die:
8Keep falsehood and lies far from me;
give me neither
poverty nor riches,
but give me only my
daily bread.
9Otherwise, I may have too much and disown you
and say, ‘Who is
the Lord?’
Or I may become poor
and steal,
and so dishonor the
name of my God.
10“Do not slander a servant to their master,
or they will curse
you, and you will pay for it.
11“There are those who curse their fathers
and do not bless their
mothers;
12those who are pure in their own eyes
and yet are not
cleansed of their filth;
13those whose eyes are ever so haughty,
whose glances are so
disdainful;
14those whose teeth are swords
and whose jaws are set
with knives
to devour the poor
from the earth
and the needy from
among mankind.
15“The leech has two daughters.
‘Give! Give!’ they
cry.
“There are three
things that are never satisfied,
four that never say,
‘Enough!’:
16the grave, the barren womb,
land, which is never
satisfied with water,
and fire, which never
says, ‘Enough!’
17“The eye that mocks a father,
that scorns an aged
mother,
will be pecked out by
the ravens of the valley,
will be eaten by the
vultures.
18“There are three things that are too amazing
for me,
four that I do not
understand:
19the way of an eagle in the sky,
the way of a snake on
a rock,
the way of a ship on
the high seas,
and the way of a man
with a young woman.
20“This is the way of an adulterous woman:
She eats and wipes her
mouth
and says, ‘I’ve done
nothing wrong.’
21“Under three things the earth trembles,
under four it cannot
bear up:
22a servant who becomes king,
a godless fool who
gets plenty to eat,
23a contemptible woman who gets married,
and a servant who
displaces her mistress.
24“Four things on earth are small,
yet they are extremely
wise:
25Ants are creatures of little strength,
yet they store up
their food in the summer;
26hyraxes are creatures of little power,
yet they make their
home in the crags;
27locusts have no king,
yet they advance
together in ranks;
28a lizard can be caught with the hand,
yet it is found in
kings’ palaces.
29“There are three things that are stately in
their stride,
four that move with
stately bearing:
30a lion, mighty among beasts,
who retreats before
nothing;
31a strutting rooster, a he-goat,
and a king secure
against revolt.
32“If you play the fool and exalt yourself,
or if you plan evil,
clap your hand over
your mouth!
33For as churning cream produces butter,
and as twisting the
nose produces blood,
so stirring up anger
produces strife.”
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