A wise slave will become master over a son who acts shamefully, and he will share the inheritance with the brothers.
Whoever gathers in the summer is a wise son. Whoever sleeps at harvest time brings shame.
Whoever brings trouble upon his family inherits ⌞only⌟ wind, and that stubborn fool becomes a slave to the wise in heart.
A king is delighted with a servant who acts wisely, but he is furious with one who acts shamefully.
Better a bite of dry bread ⌞eaten⌟ in peace than a family feast filled with strife.
The crucible is for refining silver and the smelter for gold, but the one who purifies hearts ⌞by fire⌟ is the Lord.
A son who assaults his father ⌞and⌟ who drives away his mother brings shame and disgrace.
A spanking and a warning produce wisdom, but an undisciplined child disgraces his mother.
A young man who is poor and wise is better than an old, foolish king who won’t take advice any longer.