H2450If a wiseH376manH8199contendeth[H8737] H191with a foolishH376manH7264, whether he rage[H8804] H7832or laugh[H8804] H5183, there is no rest.
H8462The beginningH1697of the wordsH6310of his mouthH5531is foolishnessH319: and the endH6310of his talkH7451is mischievousH1948madness.
H6030Answer[H8799] H3684not a foolH200according to his follyH7737, lest thou also be like[H8799] unto him.
G1325Give[G5632] G3361notG3588that whichG40is holyG2965unto the dogsG3366, neitherG906cast[G5632] G5216ye yourG3135pearlsG1715beforeG5519swineG3379, lestG2662they trample[G5661] G846themG1722underG846theirG4228feetG2532, andG4762turn again[G5651] G4486and rend[G5661] G5209you.
H1677Let a bearH7909robbedH6298of her whelps meet[H8800] H376a manH408, rather thanH3684a foolH200in his folly.
H3944ScornfulH582menH6315bringH7151a cityH6315into a snare[H8686] H2450: but wiseH7725men turn away[H8686] H639wrath.
H582The bloodthirstyH1818 H8130hate[H8799] H8535the uprightH3477: but the justH1245seek[H8762] H5315his soul.
