H7423The slothfulH2760man roasteth[H8799] H6718not that which he took in huntingH1952: but the substanceH2742of a diligentH120manH3368is precious.
H5315The soulH6102of the sluggardH183desireth[H8693] H5315, and hath nothing: but the soulH2742of the diligentH1878shall be made fat[H8792] .
H6102The slothfulH2934hideth[H8804] H3027his handH6747in his bosomH3811; it grieveth[H8738] H7725him to bring it again[H8687] H6310to his mouth.
H2896BetterH4592is littleH3374with the fearH3068of the LORDH7227than greatH214treasureH4103and trouble therewith.
H4592A littleH6662that a righteous manH2896hath is betterH1995than the richesH7227of manyH7563wicked.
H7760And put[H8804] H7915a knifeH3930to thy throatH1167, if thou be a man givenH5315to appetite.
H2896BetterH4592is a littleH6666with righteousnessH7230than greatH8393revenuesH4941without right.
H7326He becometh poor[H8802] H6213that dealeth[H8802] H7423with a slackH3709handH3027: but the handH2742of the diligentH6238maketh rich[H8686] .
H6662The righteousH8446is more excellent[H8686] H7453than his neighbourH1870: but the wayH7563of the wickedH8582seduceth[H8686] them.
H1817As the doorH5437turneth[H8735] H6735upon his hingesH6102, so doth the slothfulH4296upon his bed.