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(A)Excellent lips are not fitting for a [a]wicked fool,
Even less are (B)lying lips for a noble man.

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Notas al pie

  1. Proverbs 17:7 One who rejects wisdom in rebellion against God

Introduction to Fools and Foolishness:
The Consequences of Being a Fool

Eloquent lips are[a] not fitting for a fool.
How much less lying lips for a ruler!

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  1. Proverbs 17:7 Or excessive chatter is

10 A rebuke goes deeper into one who understands
Than a hundred blows into a fool.

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

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12 Let a (A)man meet a (B)bear robbed of her cubs,
Rather than a fool in his folly.

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12 Better to meet a bear robbed of her cubs
    than to meet a fool in his stupidity.

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16 Why is there a price in the hand of a fool to (A)acquire wisdom,
When [a]he has no heart of wisdom?

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Notas al pie

  1. Proverbs 17:16 Lit there is no heart

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

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24 Wisdom is in the presence of the one who understands,
But the (A)eyes of a fool are on the ends of the earth.
25 A (B)foolish son is a vexation to his father
And (C)bitterness to her who gave birth to him.

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

Avoiding Fools and Foolishness

25 A foolish son is an aggravation to his father
and bitterness to the woman who bore him.

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28 Even an ignorant fool, when he (A)keeps silent, is considered wise;
When he closes his lips, he is considered understanding.

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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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