Proverbs 25:14
As clouds and wind without rain, so is one who takes credit for an offering he has not given.
As clouds and wind without rain, so is one who takes credit for an offering he has not given.
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23As the north wind gives birth to rain, so is an angry face caused by a tongue saying evil secretly.
13As the cold of snow in the time of grain-cutting, so is a true servant to those who send him; for he gives new life to the soul of his master.
14A poor thing, a poor thing, says he who is giving money for goods: but when he has gone on his way, then he makes clear his pride in what he has got.
17These are fountains without water, and mists before a driving storm; for whom the eternal night is kept in store.
1Like snow in summer and rain when the grain is being cut, so honour is not natural for the foolish.
7Fair words are not to be looked for from a foolish man, much less are false lips in a ruler.
8An offering of money is like a stone of great price in the eyes of him who has it: wherever he goes, he does well.
1Do not make a noise about tomorrow, for you are not certain what a day's outcome may be.
2Let another man give you praise, and not your mouth; one who is strange to you, and not your lips.
5A man who says smooth things to his neighbour is stretching out a net for his steps.
15A judge is moved by one who for a long time undergoes wrongs without protest, and by a soft tongue even bone is broken.
15In the light of the king's face there is life; and his approval is like a cloud of spring rain.
31Let him not put his hope in what is false, falling into error: for he will get deceit as his reward.
17The breathing out of true words gives knowledge of righteousness; but a false witness gives out deceit.
2For he takes comfort in the thought that his sin will not be uncovered and hated.
19So is the man who gets the better of his neighbour by deceit, and says, Am I not doing so in sport?
14By a secret offering wrath is turned away, and the heat of angry feelings by money in the folds of the robe.
23A sinner takes an offering out of his robe, to get a decision for himself in a cause.
4He who is watching the wind will not get the seed planted, and he who is looking at the clouds will not get in the grain.
3A man of wealth who is cruel to the poor is like a violent rain causing destruction of food.
6Great numbers will make attempts to get the approval of a ruler: and every man is the special friend of him who has something to give.
14But if you have bitter envy in your heart and the desire to get the better of others, have no pride in this, talking falsely against what is true.
5A true witness does not say what is false, but a false witness is breathing out deceit.
16A man's offering makes room for him, letting him come before great men.
29The troubler of his house will have the wind for his heritage, and the foolish will be servant to the wise-hearted.
16But now you go on glorying in your pride: and all such glorying is evil.
18One who gives false witness against his neighbour is a hammer and a sword and a sharp arrow.
19Putting one's faith in a false man in time of trouble is like a broken tooth and a shaking foot.
20Like one who takes off clothing in cold weather and like acid on a wound, is he who makes melody to a sad heart.
26Like a troubled fountain and a dirty spring, is an upright man who has to give way before evil-doers.
14He who gives a blessing to his friend with a loud voice, getting up early in the morning, will have it put to his account as a curse.
15Like an unending dropping on a day of rain is a bitter-tongued woman.
16He who keeps secret the secret of his friend, will get himself a name for good faith.
18Hate is covered up by the lips of the upright man, but he who lets out evil about another is foolish.
8Giving honour to a foolish man is like attempting to keep a stone fixed in a cord.
17He who is quickly angry will do what is foolish, but the man of good sense will have quiet.
1Better is the poor man whose ways are upright, than the man of wealth whose ways are twisted.
6He who gets stores of wealth by a false tongue, is going after what is only breath, and searching for death.
3For if a man has an idea that he is something when he is nothing, he is tricked by himself.
15Though he gives fruit among his brothers, an east wind will come, the wind of the Lord coming up from the waste land, and his spring will become dry, his fountain will be without water: it will make waste the store of all the vessels of his desire.
29He who is slow to be angry has great good sense; but he whose spirit is over-quick gives support to what is foolish.
26My words may seem wrong to you, but the words of him who has no hope are for the wind.
25He who is ever desiring profit is a cause of fighting; but he who puts his faith in the Lord will be made fat.
4A wrongdoer gives attention to evil lips, and a man of deceit gives ear to a damaging tongue.
5Whoever makes sport of the poor puts shame on his Maker; and he who is glad because of trouble will not go free from punishment.
8See, you put your faith in false words which are of no profit.
11If a man came with a false spirit of deceit, saying, I will be a prophet to you of wine and strong drink: he would be the sort of prophet for this people.
25A true witness is the saviour of lives; but he who says false things is a cause of deceit.
10Who gives rain on the earth, and sends water on the fields:
7See, this is the man who did not make God his strength, but had faith in his goods and his property, and made himself strong in his wealth.