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Proverbs 10:14

New Century Version

The wise don’t tell everything they know, but the foolish talk too much and are ruined.

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The words of fools will ruin them; their own words will trap them.

The wise do what they are told, but a talkative fool will be ruined.

Those who are careful about what they say protect their lives, but whoever speaks without thinking will be ruined.

A wink may get you into trouble, and foolish talk will lead to your ruin.

Teach the wise, and they will become even wiser; teach good people, and they will learn even more.

Then Jesus said to them, “So every teacher of the law who has been taught about the kingdom of heaven is like the owner of a house. He brings out both new things and old things he has saved.”

“The kingdom of heaven is like a treasure hidden in a field. One day a man found the treasure, and then he hid it in the field again. He was so happy that he went and sold everything he owned to buy that field.

Good people have good things in their hearts, and so they say good things. But evil people have evil in their hearts, so they say evil things.

Those who are careful about what they say keep themselves out of trouble.

Those who get wisdom do themselves a favor, and those who love learning will succeed.

The mind of a person with understanding gets knowledge; the wise person listens to learn more.

Unfriendly people are selfish and hate all good sense.

Wise people can also listen and learn; even they can find good advice in these words.

Wise people keep what they know to themselves, but fools can’t keep from showing how foolish they are.

The words of the wise bring them praise, but the words of a fool will destroy them.

A person with an evil heart will find no success, and the person whose words are evil will get into trouble.




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