Honor Versus a Fool
In this chapter we have 28 more doctrines by Solomon.
- Snow in summer and rain at harvest is not common neither is honor
for a fool.
- Only a fool follows causeless causes.
- A rod on a fools back is like a wipe to a horse, it is often needed
to govern them.
- Do not answer a fool lest you to become one.
- Do not answer a fool lest he become deceived of his wisdom.
- Fools are not fit for any job.
- As the unequal legs of a lame man causes him to walk amiss so does
the foolishness of a fool cause him to not understand religious
things.
- If you put a stone in a sling, someone might get hurt so it is with
giving honor to a fool, it is like putting a sword in a madman's
hands.
- As a drunk does not feel the scratch of a throne nether does the
fool understand a parable.
- God rewards the fool who sins in ignorance as well as the righteous
who is so by knowledge.
- As a dog returns to hid vomit so does a fool to his folly.
- A fool is better than a man wise in his own conceit.
- A lazy man will always find an excuse for not working.
- A lazy man turns in his bed as a door turns turns on its hinges.
- A lazy man hides his hand lest it be put to work.
- A lazy man thinks he is wiser than 7 men that can render a reason
why they are wise.
- Do not meddle in strife that does not belong to you.
- Some men think they are wise by deceiving their neighbors when in
reality they are mad men.
- These men deceive their neighbors and claim to be only joking.
- Gossip is like a fire, no wood, no fire.
- Coal is to a burning fire as a contentious man is to strife.
- The words of a gossip burn up all that is good.
- The words of a wicked heart are like are like the remains of
purified silver.
- He that hateth destroys with his lips.
- If he that hateth speaks with love, believe him not.
- The one who hates shall be revealed to the whole congregation.
- They who devise things to hurt others are often by those very things.
- A lying tongue hates those about whom he lies and a flattering mouth
will work ruin.
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