Proverbs 18:19
A brother wounded is like a strong town, and violent acts are like a locked tower.
A brother wounded is like a strong town, and violent acts are like a locked tower.
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18The decision of chance puts an end to argument, parting the strong.
17Better is a simple meal where love is, than a fat ox and hate with it.
18An angry man makes men come to blows, but he who is slow to get angry puts an end to fighting.
15And if your brother does wrong to you, go, make clear to him his error between you and him in private: if he gives ear to you, you have got your brother back again.
20With the fruit of a man's mouth his stomach will be full; the produce of his lips will be his in full measure.
17A friend is loving at all times, and becomes a brother in times of trouble.
18A man without sense gives his hand in an agreement, and makes himself responsible before his neighbour.
19The lover of fighting is a lover of sin: he who makes high his doorway is looking for destruction.
20Nothing good comes to him whose heart is fixed on evil purposes: and he who has an evil tongue will come to trouble.
21Like breath on coals and wood on fire, so a man given to argument gets a fight started.
14The start of fighting is like the letting out of water: so give up before it comes to blows.
22An angry man is the cause of fighting, and a man given to wrath does much wrong.
1By a soft answer wrath is turned away, but a bitter word is a cause of angry feelings.
19It is better to be living in a waste land, than with a bitter-tongued and angry woman.
6A foolish man's lips are a cause of fighting, and his mouth makes him open to blows.
13A foolish son is the destruction of his father; and the bitter arguments of a wife are like drops of rain falling without end.
24It is better to be living in an angle of the house-top, than with a bitter-tongued woman in a wide house.
10The only effect of pride is fighting; but wisdom is with the quiet in spirit.
9He who keeps a sin covered is looking for love; but he who keeps on talking of a thing makes division between friends.
24There are friends who may be a man's destruction, but there is a lover who keeps nearer than a brother.
17He who gets mixed up in a fight which is not his business, is like one who takes a dog by the ears while it is going by.
18As one who is off his head sends about flaming sticks and arrows of death,
11The property of a man of wealth is his strong town, and it is as a high wall in the thoughts of his heart.
23If then you are making an offering at the altar and there it comes to your mind that your brother has something against you,
32He who is slow to be angry is better than a man of war, and he who has control over his spirit than he who takes a town.
21Who give help to a man in a wrong cause, and who put a net for the feet of him who gives decisions in the public place, taking away a man's right without cause.
9It is better to be living in an angle of the house-top, than with a bitter-tongued woman in a wide house.
10Send away the man of pride, and argument will go out; truly fighting and shame will come to an end.
3A stone has great weight, and sand is crushing; but the wrath of the foolish is of greater weight than these.
4Wrath is cruel, and angry feeling an overflowing stream; but who does not give way before envy?
19A false witness, breathing out untrue words, and one who lets loose violent acts among brothers.
22A wise man goes up into the town of the strong ones, and overcomes its strength in which they put their faith.
1Better a bit of dry bread in peace, than a house full of feasting and violent behaviour.
1And he said to his disciples, It is necessary for causes of trouble to come about, but unhappy is he by whom they come.
2It would be well for him if a great stone was put round his neck and he was dropped into the sea, before he made trouble for any of these little ones.
3Give attention to yourselves: if your brother does wrong, say a sharp word to him; and if he has sorrow for his sin, let him have forgiveness.
14By a secret offering wrath is turned away, and the heat of angry feelings by money in the folds of the robe.
15A judge is moved by one who for a long time undergoes wrongs without protest, and by a soft tongue even bone is broken.
28A man of twisted purposes is a cause of fighting everywhere: and he who says evil secretly makes trouble between friends.
29A violent man puts desire of evil into his neighbour's mind, and makes him go in a way which is not good.
19A man of great wrath will have to take his punishment: for if you get him out of trouble you will have to do it again.
7A curse is on the earth because of trouble! for it is necessary for trouble to come; but unhappy is that man through whom the trouble comes.
22But when one who is stronger makes an attack on him and overcomes him, he takes away his instruments of war, in which he had put his faith, and makes division of his goods.
3By his foolish behaviour a man's ways are turned upside down, and his heart is bitter against the Lord.
17He who is quickly angry will do what is foolish, but the man of good sense will have quiet.
9If a wise man goes to law with a foolish man, he may be angry or laughing, but there will be no rest.
25Come to an agreement quickly with him who has a cause against you at law, while you are with him on the way, for fear that he may give you up to the judge and the judge may give you to the police and you may be put into prison.
24Do not be friends with a man who is given to wrath; do not go in the company of an angry man:
11A man's good sense makes him slow to wrath, and the overlooking of wrongdoing is his glory.
1A man hating sharp words and making his heart hard, will suddenly be broken and will not be made well again.