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19 A desire that is fulfilled tastes sweet to the soul,
but to fools it is disgusting[a] to turn from evil.
20 Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise,
but a companion of fools suffers harm.

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  1. Proverbs 13:19 Or an abomination

19 A desire fulfilled[a] will be sweet to the soul,
    but an abomination of fools is turning from evil.
20 Walk with the wise and be wise,
    but as for the companion of fools, he will suffer harm.

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  1. Proverbs 13:19 Literally “made to be,” “brought about”

Keep away from a foolish person,
since you will not learn anything from his lips.
The wisdom of a sensible[a] person is that he understands his way,
but the stupidity of fools is deceptive.[b]
Fools scoff at the idea of guilt,[c]
but favor is found among the upright.

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  1. Proverbs 14:8 Or prudent
  2. Proverbs 14:8 Or deceives them
  3. Proverbs 14:9 Or the need for a guilt offering

Leave the presence of a foolish man,[a]
    for you will not come to know words of knowledge.[b]
The wisdom of the clever is understanding his ways,
    but the folly of fools is deceit.
Fools mock[c] the guilt offering,
    but among the upright, it is favorable.

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  1. Proverbs 14:7 Literally “from the presence belonging to a man of foolishness”
  2. Proverbs 14:7 Literally “lips of knowledge”
  3. Proverbs 14:9 Hebrew “he mocks”

16 A wise person fears and turns from evil,
but a fool is rash and overconfident.
17 A short-tempered person acts foolishly,
and a schemer is hated.
18 Gullible people inherit stupidity,
but sensible people embrace knowledge.

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16 The wise is cautious and turns from evil,
    but the fool throws off restraint and is confident.
17 He who is short of temper[a] will act foolishly,
    and the man who schemes will be hated.
18 The simple are adorned with folly,
    but the clever are crowned with knowledge.

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  1. Proverbs 14:17 Literally “nostril”

29 A patient person has great understanding,
but an impatient person exalts foolishness.

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29 He who is slow to anger has great understanding,
    but the hasty of spirit[a] exalts folly.

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  1. Proverbs 14:29 Or “breath”

A stubborn fool despises his father’s discipline,
but whoever heeds correction is sensible.

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A fool will despise the instruction of his father,
    but he who guards reproof is prudent.

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14 The heart of a discerning person seeks knowledge,
but the mouths of fools feed on stupidity.

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14 The heart of him who understands will seek knowledge,
    but the faces of fools, they[a] will feed on folly.

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  1. Proverbs 15:14 Hebrew “he/it”

10 A reprimand impresses a discerning person
    more than receiving a hundred lashes impresses a fool.

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10 A rebuke strikes him who understands
    deeper than one hundred blows to a fool.

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16 Why hand a fool money to buy wisdom,
since he has no aptitude for using it?

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16 Why is this? A price in the hand of a fool,
    in order to buy wisdom where[a] there is no sense.[b]

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  1. Proverbs 17:16 Hebrew “and”
  2. Proverbs 17:16 Literally “heart”

24 Wisdom is right in front of a discerning person,
but a fool’s eyes wander to the end of the earth.

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24 He who understands sets his face toward wisdom,
    but the eyes of a fool, to the end of the earth.[a]

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  1. Proverbs 17:24 Or “land”

28 Even a stubborn fool who keeps silent will be considered wise.
He is considered to be perceptive if he keeps his lips shut.

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28 Even a fool who keeps silent shall be considered wise;[a]
    he who closes his lips is intelligent.

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  1. Proverbs 17:28 Literally “wise, he shall be considered”

A fool finds no pleasure in understanding,
but only in revealing his own opinions.

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A fool will not take pleasure in understanding,
    but in expressing his heart.[a]

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  1. Proverbs 18:2 Or “mind”

13 If a person answers before he listens,
that is foolishness that brings disgrace.

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13 He who returns a word before he will hear,
    folly itself belongs to him as well as[a] shame.

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  1. Proverbs 18:13 Hebrew “and”