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The words of a man’s mouth are like deep waters.
    The fountain of wisdom is like a flowing brook.

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The words of a man’s mouth are as deep waters,
    and the wellspring of wisdom as a flowing brook.

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He who gets wisdom loves his own soul.
    He who keeps understanding shall find good.

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He who gets wisdom loves his own soul;
    he who keeps understanding will find good.

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Through wisdom a house is built;
    by understanding it is established;

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Saying Twenty-One

Through wisdom is a house built,
    and by understanding it is established;

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Wisdom is too high for a fool.
    He doesn’t open his mouth in the gate.

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Saying Twenty-Three

Wisdom is too high for a fool;
    he does not open his mouth in the gate.

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14 so you shall know wisdom to be to your soul.
    If you have found it, then there will be a reward:
    Your hope will not be cut off.

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14 so shall the knowledge of wisdom be to your soul;
    when you have found it, then there will be a reward,
    and your expectation will not be cut off.

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26 One who trusts in himself is a fool;
    but one who walks in wisdom is kept safe.

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26 He who trusts in his own heart is a fool,
    but whoever walks wisely will be delivered.

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24 “There are four things which are little on the earth,
    but they are exceedingly wise:
25     The ants are not a strong people,
    yet they provide their food in the summer.
26     The hyraxes are but a feeble folk,
    yet make they their houses in the rocks.
27     The locusts have no king,
    yet they advance in ranks.
28     You can catch a lizard with your hands,
    yet it is in kings’ palaces.

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24 There are four things which are little upon the earth,
    but they are exceeding wise:
25 The ants are a people not strong,
    yet they prepare their food in the summer;
26 the badgers are but a feeble folk,
    yet they make their houses in the rocks;
27 the locusts have no king,
    yet they go forth all of them by bands;
28 the spider takes hold with her hands,
    and is in kings’ palaces.

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