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Ordsprogenes Bog 12
- 1 At elske Tugt er at elske Kundskab, at hade Revselse er dumt.
- 2 Den gode vinder Yndest hos HERREN, den rænkefulde dømmer han skyldig.
- 3 Ingen staar fast ved Gudløshed, men retfærdiges Rod skal aldrig rokkes.
- 4 En duelig Kvinde er sin Ægtemands Krone, en daarlig er som Edder i hans Ben.
- 5 Retfærdiges Tanker er Ret, gudløses Opspind er Svig.
- 6 Gudløses Ord er paa Lur efter Blod, retsindiges Mund skal bringe dem Frelse.
- 7 Gudløse styrtes og er ikke mer, retfærdiges Hus staar fast.
- 8 For sin Klogskab prises en Mand, til Spot bliver den, hvis Vid er vrangt.
- 9 Hellere overses, naar man holder Træl, end optræde stort, naar man mangler Brød.
- 10 Den retfærdige føler med sit Kvæg, gudløses Hjerte er grumt.
- 11 Den mættes med Brød, som dyrker sin Jord, uden Vid er den, der jager efter Tomhed.
- 12 De ondes Fæstning jævnes med Jorden, de retfærdiges Rod holder Stand.
- 13 I Læbernes Brøde hildes den onde, den retfærdige undslipper Nøden.
- 14 Af sin Munds Frugt mættes en Mand med godt, et Menneske faar, som hans Hænder har øvet.
- 15 Daarens Færd behager ham selv, den vise hører paa Raad.
- 16 En Daare giver straks sin Krænkelse Luft, den kloge spottes og lader som intet.
- 17 Den sanddru fremfører, hvad der er ret, det falske Vidne kommer med Svig.
- 18 Mangens Snak er som Sværdhug, de vises Tunge læger.
- 19 Sanddru Læbe bestaar for evigt, Løgnetunge et Øjeblik.
- 20 De, som smeder ondt, har Svig i Hjertet; de, der stifter Fred, har Glæde.
- 21 Den retfærdige times der intet ondt, gudløse oplever Vanheld paa Vanheld.
- 22 Løgnelæber er HERREN en Gru, de ærlige har hans Velbehag.
- 23 Den kloge dølger sin Kundskab, Taabers Hjerte udraaber Daarskab.
- 24 De flittiges Haand skal raade, den lade tvinges til Hoveriarbejde.
- 25 Hjertesorg bøjer til Jorden, et venligt Ord gør glad.
- 26 Den retfærdige vælger sin Græsgang, gudløses Vej vildleder dem selv.
- 27 Ladhed opskræmmer intet Vildt, men kosteligt Gods faar den flittige tildelt.
- 28 Paa Retfærds Sti er der Liv, til Døden fører den onde Vej.
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2017-05-22Danish (da)
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