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Amsal 8:1--11:31

The Appeal of Wisdom

8:1 Does not wisdom call out?

Does not understanding raise her voice?

8:2 At the top of the elevated places along the way,

at the intersection of the paths she takes her stand;

8:3 beside the gates opening into the city,

at the entrance of the doorways she cries out:

8:4 “To you, O people, I call out,

and my voice calls to all mankind.

8:5 You who are naive, discern wisdom!

And you fools, understand discernment! 10 

8:6 Listen, for I will speak excellent things, 11 

and my lips will utter 12  what is right.

8:7 For my mouth 13  speaks truth, 14 

and my lips 15  hate wickedness. 16 

8:8 All the words of my mouth are righteous; 17 

there is nothing in them twisted 18  or crooked.

8:9 All of them are clear 19  to the discerning

and upright to those who find knowledge.

8:10 Receive my instruction 20  rather than 21  silver,

and knowledge rather than choice gold.

8:11 For wisdom is better than rubies,

and desirable things cannot be compared 22  to her.

8:12 “I, wisdom, live with prudence, 23 

and I find 24  knowledge and discretion.

8:13 The fear of the Lord is to hate 25  evil;

I hate arrogant pride 26  and the evil way

and perverse utterances. 27 

8:14 Counsel and sound wisdom belong to me; 28 

I possess understanding and might.

8:15 Kings reign by means of me,

and potentates 29  decree 30  righteousness;

8:16 by me princes rule,

as well as nobles and 31  all righteous judges. 32 

8:17 I love 33  those who love me,

and those who seek me find me.

8:18 Riches and honor are with me,

long-lasting wealth and righteousness.

8:19 My fruit is better than the purest gold, 34 

and what I produce 35  is better than choice silver.

8:20 I walk in the path of righteousness,

in the pathway of justice,

8:21 that I may cause 36  those who love me to inherit wealth,

and that I may fill 37  their treasuries. 38 

8:22 The Lord created 39  me as the beginning 40  of his works, 41 

before his deeds of long ago.

8:23 From eternity I was appointed, 42 

from the beginning, from before the world existed. 43 

8:24 When there were no deep oceans 44  I was born, 45 

when there were no springs overflowing 46  with water;

8:25 before the mountains were set in place –

before the hills – I was born,

8:26 before he made the earth and its fields, 47 

or the beginning 48  of the dust of the world.

8:27 When he established the heavens, I was there;

when he marked out the horizon 49  over the face of the deep,

8:28 when he established the clouds above,

when the fountains of the deep grew strong, 50 

8:29 when he gave the sea his decree

that the waters should not pass over his command, 51 

when he marked out the foundations of the earth,

8:30 then I was 52  beside him as a master craftsman, 53 

and I was his delight 54  day by day,

rejoicing before him at all times,

8:31 rejoicing in the habitable part of his earth, 55 

and delighting 56  in its people. 57 

8:32 “So now, children, 58  listen to me;

blessed are those who keep my ways.

8:33 Listen to my instruction 59  so that you may be wise, 60 

and do not neglect it.

8:34 Blessed is the one 61  who listens to me,

watching 62  at my doors day by day,

waiting 63  beside my doorway. 64 

8:35 For the one who finds me finds 65  life

and receives 66  favor from the Lord.

8:36 But the one who does not find me 67  brings harm 68  to himself; 69 

all who hate me 70  love death.”

The Consequences of Accepting Wisdom or Folly 71 

9:1 Wisdom has built her house;

she has carved out its seven pillars. 72 

9:2 She has prepared her meat, 73  she has mixed her wine;

she also has arranged her table. 74 

9:3 She has sent out her female servants;

she calls out on the highest places 75  of the city.

9:4 “Whoever is naive, let him turn in here,”

she says 76  to those 77  who lack understanding. 78 

9:5 “Come, eat 79  some of my food,

and drink some of the wine I have mixed. 80 

9:6 Abandon your foolish ways 81  so that you may live, 82 

and proceed 83  in the way of understanding.”

9:7 Whoever corrects 84  a mocker is asking for 85  insult; 86 

whoever reproves a wicked person receives 87  abuse.

9:8 Do not reprove 88  a mocker or 89  he will hate you;

reprove a wise person and he will love you.

9:9 Give instruction 90  to a wise person, 91  and he will become wiser still;

teach 92  a righteous person and he will add to his 93  learning.

9:10 The beginning 94  of wisdom is to fear the Lord, 95 

and acknowledging 96  the Holy One 97  is understanding.

9:11 For because 98  of me your days will be many,

and years will be added 99  to your life.

9:12 If you are wise, you are wise to your own advantage, 100 

but if you are a mocker, 101  you alone must 102  bear it. 103 

9:13 The woman called Folly 104  is brash, 105 

she is naive 106  and does not know 107  anything. 108 

9:14 So she sits at the door of her house,

on a seat at the highest point of the city,

9:15 calling out 109  to those who are passing by her 110  in the way, 111 

who go straight 112  on their way.

9:16 “Whoever is simple, let him turn in here,”

she says to those who lack understanding. 113 

9:17 “Stolen waters 114  are sweet,

and food obtained in secret 115  is pleasant!”

9:18 But they do not realize 116  that the dead 117  are there,

that her guests are in the depths of the grave. 118 

The First Collection of Solomonic Proverbs 119 

10:1 The Proverbs of Solomon:

A wise child 120  makes a father rejoice, 121 

but a foolish child 122  is a grief to his mother. 123 

10:2 Treasures gained by wickedness 124  do not profit,

but righteousness 125  delivers from mortal danger. 126 

10:3 The Lord satisfies 127  the appetite 128  of the righteous,

but he thwarts 129  the craving 130  of the wicked.

10:4 The one who is lazy 131  becomes poor, 132 

but the one who works diligently 133  becomes wealthy. 134 

10:5 The one who gathers crops 135  in the summer is a wise 136  son,

but the one who sleeps 137  during the harvest

is a son who brings shame to himself. 138 

10:6 Blessings 139  are on the head of the righteous,

but the speech 140  of the wicked conceals 141  violence. 142 

10:7 The memory 143  of the righteous is a blessing,

but the reputation 144  of the wicked will rot. 145 

10:8 The wise person 146  accepts instructions, 147 

but the one who speaks foolishness 148  will come to ruin. 149 

10:9 The one who conducts himself 150  in integrity 151  will live 152  securely,

but the one who behaves perversely 153  will be found out.

10:10 The one who winks 154  his 155  eye causes 156  trouble,

and the one who speaks foolishness 157  will come to ruin.

10:11 The teaching 158  of the righteous is a fountain of life, 159 

but the speech 160  of the wicked conceals 161  violence. 162 

10:12 Hatred 163  stirs up dissension,

but love covers all transgressions. 164 

10:13 Wisdom is found in the words 165  of the discerning person, 166 

but the one who lacks wisdom 167  will be disciplined. 168 

10:14 Those who are wise 169  store up 170  knowledge,

but foolish speech 171  leads to imminent 172  destruction.

10:15 The wealth of a rich person is like 173  a fortified city, 174 

but the poor are brought to ruin 175  by 176  their poverty.

10:16 The reward 177  which the righteous receive 178  is life;

the recompense 179  which the wicked receive 180  is judgment. 181 

10:17 The one who heeds instruction 182  is on the way to 183  life,

but the one who rejects 184  rebuke goes astray.

10:18 The one who conceals hatred utters lies, 185 

and the one who spreads 186  slander 187  is certainly 188  a fool.

10:19 When words abound, transgression is inevitable, 189 

but the one who restrains 190  his words 191  is wise.

10:20 What the righteous say 192  is like 193  the best 194  silver,

but what the wicked think 195  is of little value. 196 

10:21 The teaching 197  of the righteous feeds 198  many,

but fools die 199  for lack of wisdom. 200 

10:22 The blessing 201  from the Lord 202  makes a person rich, 203 

and he adds no sorrow 204  to 205  it.

10:23 Carrying out a wicked scheme 206  is enjoyable 207  to a fool,

and so is wisdom for the one who has discernment. 208 

10:24 What the wicked fears 209  will come on him;

what the righteous desire 210  will be granted. 211 

10:25 When the storm 212  passes through, the wicked are swept away, 213 

but the righteous are an everlasting foundation. 214 

10:26 Like vinegar to the teeth and like smoke to the eyes, 215 

so is the sluggard to those 216  who send him.

10:27 Fearing the Lord 217  prolongs life, 218 

but the life span 219  of the wicked will be shortened. 220 

10:28 The hope 221  of the righteous is joy,

but the expectation of the wicked will remain unfulfilled. 222 

10:29 The way of the Lord 223  is like 224  a stronghold for the upright, 225 

but it is destruction 226  to evildoers. 227 

10:30 The righteous will never be moved,

but the wicked will not inhabit the land. 228 

10:31 The speech 229  of the righteous bears the fruit of wisdom, 230 

but the one who speaks perversion 231  will be destroyed. 232 

10:32 The lips of the righteous know 233  what is pleasing, 234 

but the speech 235  of the wicked is perverse.

11:1 The Lord abhors 236  dishonest scales, 237 

but an accurate weight 238  is his delight.

11:2 When pride 239  comes, 240  then comes disgrace, 241 

but with humility 242  comes 243  wisdom.

11:3 The integrity of the upright guides them, 244 

but the crookedness of the unfaithful destroys them. 245 

11:4 Wealth does not profit in the day of wrath, 246 

but righteousness delivers from mortal danger. 247 

11:5 The righteousness of the blameless will make straight their way, 248 

but the wicked person will fall by his own wickedness. 249 

11:6 The righteousness of the upright will deliver them, 250 

but the faithless will be captured 251  by their own desires. 252 

11:7 When a wicked person dies, his expectation perishes, 253 

and the hope of his strength 254  perishes. 255 

11:8 The righteous person is delivered 256  out of trouble,

and the wicked turns up in his stead. 257 

11:9 With his speech 258  the godless person 259  destroys 260  his neighbor,

but by knowledge 261  the righteous will be delivered.

11:10 When the righteous do well, 262  the city rejoices; 263 

when the wicked perish, there is joy.

11:11 A city is exalted by the blessing provided from 264  the upright,

but it is destroyed by the counsel 265  of the wicked. 266 

11:12 The one who denounces 267  his neighbor lacks wisdom, 268 

but the one who has discernment 269  keeps silent. 270 

11:13 The one who goes about slandering others 271  reveals 272  secrets,

but the one who is trustworthy 273  conceals a matter.

11:14 When there is no guidance 274  a nation falls,

but there is success 275  in the abundance of counselors.

11:15 The one who puts up security for a stranger 276  will surely have trouble, 277 

but whoever avoids 278  shaking hands 279  will be secure.

11:16 A generous woman 280  gains honor,

and ruthless men 281  seize wealth. 282 

11:17 A kind person 283  benefits 284  himself, 285 

but a cruel person brings himself trouble. 286 

11:18 The wicked person 287  earns 288  deceitful wages, 289 

but the one who sows 290  righteousness reaps 291  a genuine 292  reward. 293 

11:19 True 294  righteousness leads to 295  life,

but the one who pursues evil pursues it 296  to his own death. 297 

11:20 The Lord abhors 298  those who are perverse in heart, 299 

but those who are blameless in their ways 300  are his delight. 301 

11:21 Be assured that 302  the evil person will certainly be punished, 303 

but the descendants of the righteous 304  will not suffer unjust judgment. 305 

11:22 Like a gold ring 306  in a pig’s snout 307 

is 308  a beautiful woman who rejects 309  discretion. 310 

11:23 What the righteous desire 311  leads 312  only to good,

but what the wicked hope for 313  leads 314  to wrath.

11:24 One person is generous 315  and yet grows more wealthy, 316 

but another withholds more than he should 317  and comes to poverty. 318 

11:25 A generous person 319  will be enriched, 320 

and the one who provides water 321  for others 322  will himself be satisfied. 323 

11:26 People will curse 324  the one who withholds grain, 325 

but they will praise 326  the one who sells it. 327 

11:27 The one who diligently seeks 328  good seeks favor,

but the one who searches 329  for evil – it will come to him. 330 

11:28 The one who trusts in his riches will fall,

but the righteous 331  will flourish like a green leaf. 332 

11:29 The one who troubles 333  his family 334  will inherit nothing, 335 

and the fool 336  will be a servant to the wise person. 337 

11:30 The fruit of the righteous is like 338  a tree producing life, 339 

and the one who wins souls 340  is wise. 341 

11:31 If the righteous are recompensed on earth, 342 

how much more 343  the wicked sinner! 344 


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