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PROV 13:1–13:25 ©

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Proverbs 13

13A wise son accepts his father’s discipline,

^ but a scoffer doesn’t listen to rebuke.

2A person can eat well as a result of the fruit of their mouth,

^ but the appetite of treacherous people is violence.

3The person who zips their lips, protects their life,

^ but those who open their mouths, destroy themselves.

4Lazy people want a lot but get nothing,

^ but those who are diligent will have plenty.

5Godly people hate fake news,

^ but the wicked person causes a stink and disgrace.

6doing what’s right preserves those who like to display integrity,

^ but wickedness overcomes the sinner.

7Some people pretend to be wealthy, but have very little.

Others act as if they’re poor, but are actually very wealthy.

8The rich man’s wealth might be needed to ransom his life,

^ but the poor person hears no threat.


9The person who does what’s right has a light that shines brightly,

^ but the lamp of the wicked person gets put out.

10Insolence only causes friction,

^ but those who take advice, advance in wisdom.

11Wealth gained dishonestly gets frittered away,

^ but what’s earnt through hard work will increase.

12Hoping for something that never happens causes stress,

^ but when a longing is fulfilled, it’s like a new lease of life.

13Anyone who despises instruction will pay for it,

^ but a person who respects a command will be rewarded.

14Instruction from the wise is a fountain of life,

→ turning a person away from deadly traps.

15Good insight gives favour,

^ but the path of treacherous people is hard.

16Every sensible person makes use of knowledge,

^ but the fool displays his foolishness.

17A wicked messenger gets into trouble,

^ but reliable messengers help the situation.

18Poverty and disgrace are for those who ignore discipline,

^ but the person who heeds correction will end up being honoured.

19A desire that gets fulfilled makes a person feel pleased,

^ but foolish people hate to turn away from evil.

20The person who walks with wise people will become wise,

^ but anyone associating with fools will get harmed.

21Calamity chases after sinners,

^ but goodness will reward those who do what’s right.

22A good person leaves an inheritance for their children,

^ but a sinner’s wealth will be saved for those who do what’s right.

23The unused field of a poor person could produce a lot of food,

^ but injustice sweeps it away from them.

24The parent who doesn’t spank their children must hate them,

^ but the one who loves them, is diligent in disciplining them.

25The person who does what’s right will be able to satisfy their appetite,

^ but the stomach of wicked people doesn’t get enough.

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PROV 13:1–13:25 ©

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