[b] 27 Lit breath. 7The righteous man who walks in integrity and lives life in accord with his [godly] beliefs-- How blessed [happy and spiritually secure] are his children after him [who have his example to follow]. 20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp [of life] will be extinguished in time of darkness. You may unsubscribe from Bible Gateways emails at any time. Proverbs 4:25-27 (NIV) Let your eyes look straight ahead; fix your gaze directly before you. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? 22Do not say, I will repay evil; Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. 20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp [of life] will be extinguished in time of darkness. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, and strokes [for correction] reach to the innermost parts. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 12The hearing ear and the seeing eye, The [omnipotent] LORD has made both of them. 21An inheritance hastily gained [by greedy, unjust means] at the beginning Will not be blessed in the end. Copyright 1954, 1958, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1987 by The Lockman Foundation. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). Proverbs says the buyer; but when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 10Differing weights [one for buying and another for selling] and differing measures, Both of them are detestable and offensive to the LORD. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). 24Mans steps are ordered and ordained by the LORD. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. 3It is an honor for a man to keep away from strife [by handling situations with thoughtful foresight], But any fool will [start a] quarrel [without regard for the consequences]. 8A [discerning] king who sits on the throne of judgment Sifts all evil [like chaff] with his eyes [and cannot be easily fooled]. 14It is [almost] worthless, it is [almost] worthless, says the buyer [as he negotiates the price]; But when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 25It is a trap for a man to [[a]speak a vow of consecration and] say rashly, It is holy! And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. 21An inheritance hastily gained [by greedy, unjust means] at the beginning Will not be blessed in the end. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). 22Do not say, I will repay evil; Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. 19He who goes about as a gossip reveals secrets; Therefore do not associate with a gossip [who talks freely or flatters]. 23Diverse and deceitful weights are shamefully vile and abhorrent to the Lord, and false scales are not good. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. [b] 27 Lit breath. 19He who goes about as a gossip reveals secrets; Therefore do not associate with a gossip [who talks freely or flatters]. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. 8A [discerning] king who sits on the throne of judgment Sifts all evil [like chaff] with his eyes [and cannot be easily fooled]. 23Differing weights are detestable and offensive to the LORD, And fraudulent scales are not good. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 5A plan (motive, wise counsel) in the heart of a man is like water in a deep well, But a man of understanding draws it out. Bible Gateway passage: Proverbs 4:20-27 - Amplified Bible 18Plans are established by counsel; So make war [only] with wise guidance. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 14It is [almost] worthless, it is [almost] worthless, says the buyer [as he negotiates the price]; But when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. Translations Proverbs 15There is gold, and an abundance of pearls, But the lips of knowledge are a vessel of preciousness [the most precious of all]. 24Mans steps are ordered and ordained by the LORD. Web20 Sheol (the place of the dead) and Abaddon (the underworld) are never satisfied; Nor are the eyes of man ever satisfied. Proverbs 20 23Differing weights are detestable and offensive to the LORD, And fraudulent scales are not good. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. Give careful thought to the paths for your feet and be steadfast in all your ways. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. [b] 27 Lit breath. 22Do not say, I will repay evil; Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. [b] 27 Lit breath. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? 19He who goes about as a gossip reveals secrets; Therefore do not associate with a gossip [who talks freely or flatters]. 16[The judge tells the creditor] Take the garment of one who is security for a stranger; and hold him in pledge when he is security for foreigners. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? [b] 27 Lit breath. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. Proverbs 27 AMP - Warnings and Instructions - Do not - Bible 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? (A)2The terror of a king is like the roaring of a lion;Whoever provokes him to anger forfeits his own life.3It is an honor for a man to keep away from strife [by handling situations with thoughtful foresight],But any fool will [start a] quarrel [without regard for the consequences].4The lazy man does not plow when the winter [planting] season arrives;So he begs at the [next] harvest and has nothing [to reap].5A plan (motive, wise counsel) in the heart of a man is like water in a deep well,But a man of understanding draws it out. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? Enduring Word Bible Commentary Proverbs 20 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. Amplified Bible, Classic Edition (AMPC). 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. 24Mans steps are ordered and ordained by the LORD. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 26A wise king winnows out the wicked [from among the good] and brings the threshing wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. 25It is a trap for a man to [[a]speak a vow of consecration and] say rashly, It is holy! And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. 11Even a boy is known and distinguished by his acts, Whether his conduct is pure and right. Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). All rights reserved. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. 22Do not say, I will repay evil; Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). WebAmplified Bible. 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. [b] 27 Lit breath. 20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp [of life] will be extinguished in time of darkness. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. My son, pay attention to my words and be willing to learn; Open your ears to my sayings. Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. 20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp [of life] will be extinguished in time of darkness. 15There is gold, and an abundance of pearls, But the lips of knowledge are a vessel of preciousness [the most precious of all]. 27 Do not boast about tomorrow, For you do not know what a day may bring. 21An inheritance hastily gained [by greedy, unjust means] at the beginning Will not be blessed in the end. Proverbs 20:27 AMPC - Bible.com And fraudulent scales are not good. 24Mans steps are ordered and ordained by the LORD. I am pure from my sin? [b] 27 Lit breath. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. 23Differing weights are detestable and offensive to the LORD, And fraudulent scales are not good. 25It is a trap for a man to [[a]speak a vow of consecration and] say rashly, It is holy! And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. 18Plans are established by counsel; So make war [only] with wise guidance. Proverbs 20:27 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. 9Who can say, I have cleansed my heart, I am pure from my sin? If you have any questions, please review our Privacy Policy or email us at privacy@biblegateway.com. 18Plans are established by counsel; So make war [only] with wise guidance. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). WebProverbs 20:25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 11Even a boy is known and distinguished by his acts, Whether his conduct is pure and right. 2The terror of a king is as the roaring of a lion; whoever provokes him to anger or angers himself against him sins against his own life. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. 26 A wise king sifts out the wicked [b] 27 Lit breath. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. Proverbs 20 AMPC - Wine is a mocker, strong drink a Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. 18Plans are established by counsel; So make war [only] with wise guidance. 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. So he begs at the [next] harvest and has nothing [to reap]. 6Many a man proclaims his own loyalty and goodness, But who can find a faithful and trustworthy man? 25It is a trap for a man to [[a]speak a vow of consecration and] say rashly, It is holy! And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. Copyright 2015 by The Lockman Foundation, La Habra, CA 90631. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. 23Differing weights are detestable and offensive to the LORD, And fraudulent scales are not good. [b] 27 Lit breath. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. Will not be blessed in the end. 25It is a trap for a man to [[a]speak a vow of consecration and] say rashly, It is holy! And [not until] afterward consider [whether he can fulfill it]. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. [b] 27 Lit breath. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. It is [almost] worthless, it is [almost] worthless, says the buyer [as he negotiates the price]; But when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 19He who goes about as a talebearer reveals secrets; therefore associate not with him who talks too freely.(F). 15There is gold, and an abundance of pearls, But the lips of knowledge are a vessel of preciousness [the most precious of all]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. (C), 10Diverse weights [one for buying and another for selling] and diverse measuresboth of them are exceedingly offensive and abhorrent to the Lord.(D). The classic example of a careless vow was Jephthahs promise to sacrifice to the LORD whatever came out of his house to meet him on his return from a successful battle (Judg 11:30-35). How then can a man [fully] understand his way? 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. Do not let them escape from your sight; Keep them in the The terror of a king is like the roaring of a lion; Whoever provokes him to anger forfeits his [The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners.. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. I Kings 8:46; II Chron. 18Plans are established by counsel; So make war [only] with wise guidance. 26A wise king sifts out the wicked [from among the good] And drives the [threshing] wheel over them [to separate the chaff from the grain]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. [b] 27 Lit breath. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. 12The hearing ear and the seeing eye, The [omnipotent] LORD has made both of them. 16[The judge tells the creditor], Take the clothes of one who is surety for a stranger; And hold him in pledge [when he guarantees a loan] for foreigners. 14It is [almost] worthless, it is [almost] worthless, says the buyer [as he negotiates the price]; But when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. [b] 27 Lit breath. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. 24Mans steps are ordered and ordained by the LORD. 14It is [almost] worthless, it is [almost] worthless, says the buyer [as he negotiates the price]; But when he goes his way, then he boasts [about his bargain]. 17Food gained by deceit is sweet to a man, But afterward his mouth will be filled with gravel [just as sin may be sweet at first, but later its consequences bring despair]. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 5A plan (motive, wise counsel) in the heart of a man is like water in a deep well, But a man of understanding draws it out. Proverbs 20:27 - Bible Hub 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 20Whoever curses his father or his mother, His lamp [of life] will be extinguished in time of darkness. 9Who can say, I have cleansed my heart, I am pure from my sin? 21An inheritance hastily gained [by greedy, unjust means] at the beginning Will not be blessed in the end. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? 12The hearing ear and the seeing eye, The [omnipotent] LORD has made both of them. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 29The glory of young men is their [physical] strength, And the honor of aged men is their gray head [representing wisdom and experience]. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. In reflection upon it, it rages in his conscience. WebProverbs 20:27. [a] 25 Such a vow would single out an item for sacrifice or for the use of the temple or the priests. WebProverbs 20:27 The spirit of man is the candle of the LORD, searching all the inward parts of the belly. 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness. 15There is gold, and an abundance of pearls, But the lips of knowledge are a vessel of preciousness [the most precious of all]. How then can a man [fully] understand his way? 13Do not love [excessive] sleep, or you will become poor; Open your eyes [so that you can do your work] and you will be satisfied with bread. WebProverbs 20:27. Proverbs 27 AMPC - Do not boast of [yourself and] - Bible 22Do not say, I will repay evil; Wait [expectantly] for the LORD, and He will rescue and save you. 10Differing weights [one for buying and another for selling] and differing measures, Both of them are detestable and offensive to the LORD. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. 30Blows that wound cleanse away evil, And strokes reach to the innermost parts. 27The [b]spirit (conscience) of man is the lamp of the LORD, Searching and examining all the innermost parts of his being. 28Loyalty and mercy, truth and faithfulness, protect the king, And he upholds his throne by lovingkindness.
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