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34 When he mocks the mockers,
he is gracious to humble people.

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16 There are six things that the Lord hates,
even seven that are disgusting to him:
17 arrogant eyes,
a lying tongue,
hands that kill innocent people,
18 a mind devising wicked plans,
feet that are quick to do wrong,
19 a dishonest witness spitting out lies,
and a person who spreads conflict among relatives.

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Arrogance comes,
then comes shame,
but wisdom remains with humble people.

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Better to be unimportant and have a slave
than to act important and have nothing to eat.

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One person pretends to be rich but has nothing.
Another pretends to be poor but has great wealth.

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10 Arrogance produces only quarreling,
but those who take advice gain wisdom.

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25 The Lord tears down the house of an arrogant person,
but he protects the property of widows.

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33 The fear of the Lord is discipline ⌞leading to⌟ wisdom,
and humility comes before honor.

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Everyone with a conceited heart is disgusting to the Lord.
Certainly, ⌞such a person⌟ will not go unpunished.

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18 Pride precedes a disaster,
and an arrogant attitude precedes a fall.
19 Better to be humble with lowly people
than to share stolen goods with arrogant people.

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12 Before destruction a person’s heart is arrogant,
but humility comes before honor.

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10 Luxury does not fit a fool,
much less a slave ruling princes.

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Who can say,
“I’ve made my heart pure.
I’m cleansed from my sin”?

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A conceited look and an arrogant attitude,
which are the lamps of wicked people, are sins.

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24 An arrogant, conceited person is called a mocker.
His arrogance knows no limits.

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On the heels of humility (the fear of the Lord)
are riches and honor and life.

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27 Eating too much honey is not good,
and searching for honor is not honorable.

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16 A lazy person thinks he is wiser than seven people who give a sensible answer.

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Praise should come from another person
and not from your own mouth,
from a stranger and not from your own lips.

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21 The crucible is for refining silver and the smelter for gold,
but a person ⌞is tested⌟ by the praise given to him.

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23 A person’s pride will humiliate him,
but a humble spirit gains honor.

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