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WORD Research this...Proverbs 25
- 1 Følgende er ogsaa Ordsprog af Salomo, som Kong Ezekias af Judas Mænd samlede.
- 2 Guds Ære er det at skjule en Sag, Kongers Ære at granske en Sag.
- 3 Himlens Højde og Jordens Dybde og Kongers Hjerte kan ingen granske.
- 4 Naar Slagger fjernes fra Sølv, saa bliver det hele lutret;
- 5 naar gudløse fjernes fra Kongen, grundfæstes hans Trone ved Retfærd.
- 6 Bryst dig ikke for Kongen og stil dig ikke paa de stores Plads;
- 7 det er bedre, du faar Bud: »Kom herop!« end man flytter dig ned for en Stormands Øjne. Hvad end dine Øjne har set,
- 8 skrid ikke til Trætte straks; thi hvad vil du siden gøre, naar din Næste gør dig til Skamme?
- 9 Før Sagen med din Næste til Ende, men røb ej Andenmands Hemmelighed,
- 10 thi ellers vil den, der hører det, smæde dig og dit onde Rygte aldrig dø hen.
- 11 Æbler af Guld i Skaale af Sølv er Ord, som tales i rette Tid.
- 12 En Guldring, et gyldent Smykke er revsende Vismand for lyttende Øre.
- 13 Som kølende Sne en Dag i Høst er paalideligt Bud for dem, der sender ham; han kvæger sin Herres Sjæl.
- 14 Som Skyer og Blæst uden Regn er en Mand, der skryder med skrømtet Gavmildhed.
- 15 Ved Taalmod overtales en Dommer, mild Tunge sønderbryder Ben.
- 16 Finder du Honning, saa spis til Behov, at du ikke bliver mæt og igen spyr den ud.
- 17 Sæt sjældent din Fod i din Næstes Hus, at han ej faar for meget af dig og ledes.
- 18 Som Stridsøkse, Sværd og hvassen Pil er den, der vidner falsk mod sin Næste.
- 19 Som ormstukken Tand og vaklende Fod er troløs Mand paa Trængselens Dag.
- 20 Som at lægge Frakken, naar det er Frost, og hælde surt over Natron, saa er det at synge for mismodig Mand.
- 21 Sulter din Fjende, saa giv ham at spise, tørster han, giv ham at drikke;
- 22 da sanker du gloende Kul paa hans Hoved, og HERREN lønner dig for det.
- 23 Nordenvind fremkalder Regn, bagtalende Tunge vrede Miner.
- 24 Hellere bo i en Krog paa Taget end fælles Hus med trættekær Kvinde.
- 25 Hvad koldt Vand er for en vansmægtet Sjæl, er Glædesbud fra et Land i det fjerne.
- 26 Som grumset Kilde og ødelagt Væld er retfærdig, der vakler i gudløses Paasyn.
- 27 Ej godt at spise for megen Honning, spar paa hædrende Ord.
- 28 Som aaben By uden Mur er en Mand, der ikke kan styre sit Sind.
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