H3684A fool'sH8193lipsH935enter[H8799] H7379into contentionH6310, and his mouthH7121calleth[H8799] H4112for strokes.
H68A stoneH3514is heavyH2344, and the sandH5192weightyH191; but a fool'sH3708wrathH3515is heavierH8147than them both.
H2450If a wiseH376manH8199contendeth[H8737] H191with a foolishH376manH7264, whether he rage[H8804] H7832or laugh[H8804] H5183, there is no rest.
H2896It is betterH3427to dwell[H8800] H6438in the cornerH1406of the housetopH4079, than with a brawling[H8675] H4066 H802womanH2267and in a wideH1004house.
H3519It is an honourH376for a manH7674to ceaseH7379from strifeH191: but every foolH1566will be meddling[H8691] .
H8201JudgmentsH3559are prepared[H8738] H3887for scorners[H8801] H4112, and stripesH1460for the backH3684of fools.
H1419A manH1632of greatH2534wrathH5375shall suffer[H8802] H6066punishmentH5337: for if thou deliver[H8686] H3254him, yet thou must do it again[H8686] .
H7225The beginningH4066of strifeH6362is as when one letteth out[H8802] H4325waterH5203: therefore leave off[H8800] H7379contentionH6440, beforeH1566it be meddled[H8694] with.
H2450A wiseH3373man fearethH5493, and departeth[H8802] H7451from evilH3684: but the foolH5674rageth[H8693] H982, and is confident[H8802] .
H6310In the mouthH191of the foolishH2415is a rodH1346of prideH8193: but the lipsH2450of the wiseH8104shall preserve[H8799] them.
H2087Only by prideH5414cometh[H8799] H4683contentionH3289: but with the well advised[H8737] H2451is wisdom.
H191A fool'sH3708wrathH3117is presentlyH3045known[H8735] H6175: but a prudentH3680man covereth[H8802] H7036shame.
H1644Cast out[H8763] H3887the scorner[H8801] H4066, and contentionH3318shall go out[H8799] H1779; yea, strifeH7036and reproachH7673shall cease[H8799] .
