H191Even a foolH2790, when he holdeth his peace[H8688] H2803, is counted[H8735] H2450wiseH331: and he that shutteth[H8801] H8193his lipsH995is esteemed a man of understanding[H8737] .
H5414O that[H8799] H2790ye would altogether[H8687] H2790hold your peace[H8686] H2451! and it should be your wisdom.
H3956The tongueH2450of the wiseH1847useth knowledgeH3190aright[H8686] H6310: but the mouthH3684of foolsH5042poureth out[H8686] H200foolishness.
H5530A foolH7235also is full[H8686] H1697of wordsH120: a manH3045cannot tell[H8799] H310what shall be; and what shall be afterH5046him, who can tell[H8686] him?
H2472For a dreamH935cometh[H8802] H7230through the multitudeH6045of businessH3684; and a fool'sH6963voiceH7230is known by multitudeH1697of words.
H5530Yea also, when he that is a foolH1980walketh[H8802] H1870by the wayH3820, his wisdomH2638failethH559him, and he saith[H8804] H5530to every one that he is a fool.
H8378Through desireH6504a man, having separated[H8737] H1245himself, seeketh[H8762] H1566and intermeddleth[H8691] H8454with all wisdom.
H3176When I had waited[H8689] H1696, (for they spake[H8762] H5975not, but stood still[H8804] H6030, and answered[H8804] no more;)
