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Wyc PRO Chapter 22

PRO 22 ©

22Betere is a good name, than many richessis; for good grace is aboue siluer and gold. 2A riche man and a pore man metten hem silf; the Lord is worchere of euer eithir. 3A felle man seeth yuel, and hidith him silf; and an innocent man passid, and he was turmentid bi harm. 4The ende of temperaunce is the drede of the Lord; richessis, and glorye, and lijf. 5Armuris and swerdis ben in the weie of a weiward man; but the kepere of his soule goith awey fer fro tho. 6It is a prouerbe, A yong wexynge man bisidis his weie, and whanne he hath wexe elde, he schal not go awei fro it. 7A riche man comaundith to pore men; and he that takith borewyng, is the seruaunt of the leenere. 8He that sowith wickidnes, schal repe yuels; and the yerde of his yre schal be endid. 9He that is redi to merci, schal be blessid; for of his looues he yaf to a pore man. He that yyueth yiftis, schal gete victorie and onour; forsothe he takith awei the soule of the takeris. 10Caste thou out a scornere, and strijf schal go out with hym; and causis and dispisyngis schulen ceesse. 11He that loueth the clennesse of herte, schal haue the kyng a freend, for the grace of hise lippis. 12The iyen of the Lord kepen kunnyng; and the wordis of a wickid man ben disseyued. 13A slow man schal seie, A lioun is withoutforth; Y schal be slayn in the myddis of the stretis. 14The mouth of an alien womman is a deep diche; he to whom the Lord is wrooth, schal falle in to it. 15Foli is boundun togidere in the herte of a child; and a yerde of chastisyng schal dryue it awey. 16He that falsli chalengith a pore man, to encreesse hise owne richessis, schal yyue to a richere man, and schal be nedi. 17My sone, bowe doun thin eere, and here thou the wordis of wise men; but sette thou the herte to my techyng. 18That schal be fair to thee, whanne thou hast kept it in thin herte, and it schal flowe ayen in thi lippis. 19That thi trist be in the Lord; wherfor and Y haue schewid it to thee to dai. 20Lo! Y haue discryued it in thre maneres, in thouytis and kunnyng, 21that Y schulde schewe to thee the sadnesse and spechis of trewthe; to answere of these thingis to hem, that senten thee. 22Do thou not violence to a pore man, for he is pore; nethir defoule thou a nedi man in the yate. 23For the Lord schal deme his cause, and he schal turmente hem, that turmentiden his soule. 24Nyle thou be freend to a wrathful man, nether go thou with a wood man; 25lest perauenture thou lerne hise weies, and take sclaundir to thi soule. 26Nyle thou be with hem that oblischen her hondis, and that proferen hem silf borewis for dettis; for if he hath not wherof he schal restore, 27what of cause is, that thou take awei hilyng fro thi bed? 28Go thou not ouer the elde markis, whiche thi faders han set. 29Thou hast seyn a man smert in his werk; he schal stonde bifore kyngis, and he schal not be bifor vnnoble men.

PRO 22 ©

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