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Proverbs 10:8

The Passion Translation

The heart of the wise will easily accept instruction. But those who do all the talking are too busy to listen and learn. They’ll just keep stumbling ahead into the mess they created.

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Give me an understanding heart so that I can passionately know and obey your truth.

For the wise, these proverbs will make you even wiser, and for those with discernment, you will be able to acquire brilliant strategies for leadership.

The troublemaker always has a clever plan and won’t look you in the eye, but the one who speaks correction honestly can be trusted to make peace.

Wise men don’t divulge all that they know, but chattering fools blurt out words that bring them to the brink of ruin.

To learn the truth you must long to be teachable, or you can despise correction and remain ignorant.

The wicked will get trapped by their words of gossip, slander, and lies. But for the righteous, honesty is its own defense.

Guard your words and you’ll guard your life, but if you don’t control your tongue, it will ruin everything.

If you work hard at what you do, great abundance will come to you. But merely talking about getting rich while living to only pursue your pleasures brings you face-to-face with poverty.

For the wisdom of the wise will keep life on the right track, while the fool only deceives himself and refuses to face reality.

So don’t even bother to correct a mocker, for he’ll only hate you for it. But go ahead and correct the wise; they’ll love you even more.

Teach a wise man what is right and he’ll grow even wiser. Instruct the lovers of God and they’ll learn even more.

If you consider yourself to be wise and one who understands the ways of God, advertise it with a beautiful, fruitful life guided by wisdom’s gentleness. Never brag or boast about what you’ve done and you’ll prove that you’re truly wise.




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