Solomons Proverbs in English and Latin Alphabetical, Part h 1 – Part k 1
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1. If thou haſt done fooliſhly in lifting up thy ſelf; or if thou haſt thought evil, lay thy hand upon thy mouth, 30.32.
2. The Kings heart is in the hand of the Lord as the Rivers of Water; he turnerh it whitherſoever he will, 21.1.
Haſte.
1. Seeſt thou a man haſty in his words? there is more hope of a fool than of him, 29.20.
2. He that is ſlow to wrath is of great underſtanding: but he that is haſty of ſpirit exalteth folly, 14.19,
3. Go not forth haſtily to ſtrive, leſt thou know not what to do in the end thereof, when thy neighbor hath put thee to ſhame, 25.8.
4 Be not raſh with thy mouth, and let not thy heart be haſty to utter any thing before God: for he is in Heaven and thou upon Earth, therefore let thy words be few, Eccl. 5.2.
Hatred.
1. Hatred ſtirreth up ſtrifes, but love covereth all ſins, 10.12.
2. He that hideth hatred with lying lips; he that uttereth a ſlander, is a fool, 10.18.
3. Better is a dinner of herbs where love is, than a ſtalled Ox, and hatred therewith, 15.17.
Head.
1. Let thy garments be always white, and let thy head want no oyntment, Eccl. 9.8.
2. The Glory of young men is their ſtrength: and the beauty of old men is the gray head, 20.29.
3. The hoary head is a Crown of glory, if it be found in the way of righteouſneſs, 16.31.
Heart.
1. My ſon give me thy heart, and let thine eyes obſerve thy ways, 23.26.
2. A mans heart deviſeth his way, but the Lord directeth his ſteps, 16.9.
3. A mans heart knoweth his own bitterneſs, and a ſtranger doth not intermedle with his joy, 14.10.
4. A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance, 15.13.
5. A merry heart doth good, like a medicine; but a broken ſpirit dryeth the bones, 17.22.
6. It is better to go to the houſe of mourning than to the houſe of feaſting; for that is the end of all men, & the living will lay it to heart, Ec. 7.2.
7. As he that takes away a garment in cold weather, and as Vinegar upon Nitre: ſo is he that ſingeth ſongs to an heavy heart, 25.20.
8. The fooliſhneſs of man perverteth his way, and his heart fretteth againſt the Lord, 19.3.
9. The heart of him that hath underſtanding ſeeketh knowledge; but the mouth of fools feedeth on fooliſhneſs, 15.14.
10. The tongue of the juſt is as choice ſilver: the heart of the wicked is little worth, 10.20.
11. He that truſteth in his own heart, is a fool; whoſo walketh wiſely, ſhall be delivered, 28.26.
12. The heaven for height, the earth for depth and the heart of Kings is unſearchable, 15.3.
13. The fining-pot for ſilver, and the furnace for gold, but the Lord tryeth the hearts, 17.3.
14. Hell and deſtruction are before the Lord, how much more the hearts of the children of men, 15.11.
15. As in water face anſwereth face, ſo the heart of man to man, 27.19.
16. Who can ſay, I have made my heart clean I am free from my ſin? 20.9.
Honey.
1. Haſt thou found Honey? eat that which is ſufficient for thee, leſt thou be filled therewith and vomit it, 25.16.
Honour.
1. He that followeth after righteouſneſs and mercy, findeth life, righteouſneſs & honor, 21.21
2. A gracious woman retaineth honour, and ſtrong men retain riches, 11.16.
3. A mans Pride ſhall bring him low; but h… nour ſhall uphold the humble ſpirit, 29.23.
4. Whoſo keepeth the fig-tree, ſhall eat th… fruit thereof: ſo he that waiteth on his Maſte… ſhall be honoured, 27.18.
5. In the multitude of people is the Kings honour; but in the want of people is the deſtruction of the Prince, 14.28.
6. As Snow in ſummer, and rain in harveſt ſo honour is not ſeemly for a fool, 26.1.
Hope.
1. Hope deferred makes the heart ſick, b… when the deſire cometh, it is a tree of life, 13.12
2. For to him that is joyned to all the living there is hope; for a living Dog is better than a dead Lyon, Eccl. 9.4.
3. The hope of the righteous ſhall be gladneſs, but the expectation of the wicked ſhall periſh, 10.28.
4. When a wicked man dyeth, his expectation ſhall periſh, and the hope of the unjuſt man periſheth, 11.7.
Houſe.
1. The Houſe of the wicked ſhall be overthrown, but the Tabernacle of the upright ſhall flouriſh, 14.11.
2. The Lord will deſtroy the Houſe of the proud, but he will eſtabliſh the border of the Widow, 15.25.
3. The wicked are overthrown, and are not but the Houſe of the righteous ſhall ſtand, 12.7.
4. In the Houſe of the righteous is much treaſure; but in the revenues of the wicked is trouble, 15.6.
5. Through Wiſdom is a Houſe builded, and by underſtanding it is eſtabliſhed, 24.3.
6. Withdraw thy foot from thy Neighbours Houſe, leſt he be weary of thee, and ſo hate thee, 25.17.
Humble.
1. Better it is to be of an humble ſpirit with the lowly, than to divide the ſpoyl with the proud, 16.19.
2. A mans pride ſhall bring him low, but honour ſhall uphold the humble in ſpirit, 29.23.
3. Do this now my ſon, & deliver thy ſelf, when thou art come into the hand of thy friend; go humble thy ſelf, and make ſure thy friend, 6.3.
4. When men are caſt down, then thou ſhalt ſay, there is lifting up, and he ſhall ſave the humble perſon, Job 22.29.
Hunger.
1. Slothfulneſs caſteth into a deep ſleep, and an idle ſoul ſhall ſuffer hunger, 19.15.
2. Men do not deſpiſe a thief, if he ſteal to ſatisfie his ſoul, when he is hungry, 6.30.
3. The full Soul loatheth a honey-comb: but to the hungry ſoul every bitter thing is ſweet, 27.7.
Hypocrite.
1. An Hypocrite with his mouth deſtroyeth his neighbour: but through knowledge ſhall the juſt be delivered, 11.9.
2. The triumphing of the wicked is ſhort, & the joy of the hypocrite but for a moment, Job 20.5.
3. What is the hope of a Hypocrite though he hath gained, when God taketh away his ſoul? Job 27.8,
4. That the Hypocrite reign not, leſt the people be inſnared, Job 34.30.
Increaſe.
1. Honour the Lord with thy ſubſtance, and the firſt fruits of all thine Increaſe, 3.9.
2. There is that ſcattereth, and yet increaſeth; and there is that withholdeth more than is meet but it tendeth to poverty, 11.24.
Inheritance.
1. Wiſdom is good with an Inheritance, and by it there is profit to them that ſee the Sun, Ec. 7.11.
2. A good man leaveth an Inheritance to his childrens children, and the wealth of the ſinner is laid up for the juſt, 13.22.
3. An Inheritance may be gotten haſtily at the beginning, but the end thereof ſhall not be bleſſed; 20.21.
Inſtruction.
1. Apply thy heart to Inſtruction, and thine ears to the words of knowledge, 23.12.
2 Hear Inſtruction, and be wiſe, and refuſe it not, 8.33.
3. Whoſo loveth Inſtruction, loveth knowledge, but he that hateth reproof is bruitiſh, 21.1
4. He is in the way of life that keepeth Inſtruction; but he that refuſeth reproof, erreth, 10.17.
5. The Commandment is a Lamp and the Law is light; and reproofs of Inſtruction are the ways of life; 6.23.
6 Give Inſtruction to a wiſe man, and he will be yet wiſer; teach a juſt man, and he will encreaſe in learning, 9.9.
7. He that refuſeth Inſtruction, deſpiſeth his own ſoul: but he that heareth reproof, getteth underſtanding; 15.32.
8. Poverty and ſhame ſhall be to him that refuſeth Inſtruction, but he that regardeth reproof ſhall be honoured, 13.18.
9. Take faſt hold of Inſtruction, let her not go, keep her; for ſhe is thy life, 4.13.
10. Ceaſe my Son to hear the Inſtruction, that cauſeth to err from the words of knowledge, 19 27.
Integrity.
1. The Integrity of the upright ſhall guide them, but the perverſneſs of tranſgreſſors ſhall deſtroy them, 11.3.
2. Better is the poor that walketh in his Integrity, than he that is perverſe in his lips, and is a fool, 19.1.
Iudgment.
1. The King by Judgment eſtabliſhes the land but he that receiveth gifts overthrows it, 29.4.
2. Many ſeek the Rulers favour: but every mans Judgment cometh of the Lord, 29.26.
3. Much Food is in the Tillage of the poor: but there is that is deſtroyed for want of judgment, 13.23
4. Whoſo keepeth the Commandment, ſhall feel no evil thing: and a wiſe mans heart diſcerneth both time and judgment, Eccl. 8.5.
5. Becauſe to every purpoſe there is a time and judgment; therefore the miſery of a man is great upon him, Eccl. 8.6.
6. The robbery of the wicked ſhall deſtroy them, becauſe they refuſe to do judgment, 21.7.
7. Judgments are prepared for ſcorners, and ſtripes for the back of fools, 19.29.
Iuſt.
1. It is joy to the Juſt to do judgment, but deſtruction ſhall be to the workers of iniquity, 21.15.
2. The juſt man walketh in his integrity; his children are bleſſed after him, 20.7.
3. The path of the Juſt is as a ſhining light, that ſhineth more and more unto the perfect day, 4.18.
4. The memory of the Juſt is bleſſed; but the name of the wicked ſhall rot, 10.7.
5. The wicked is ſnared by the tranſgreſſion of his Lips: but the Juſt ſhall come out of trouble, 12.13.
6. A Juſt man falleth ſeven times, and riſeth up again: but the wicked ſhall fall into miſchief, 24.16.
7. He that juſtifieth the Wicked, and he that condemneth the Juſt, even both are an abomination to the Lord, 17.15.
8. To puniſh the Juſt is not good, nor to ſtrike Princes for equity, 17.26.
King.
1. A divine ſentence is in the lips of Kings, his mouth tranſgreſſeth not in judgment, 16.10
2. It is an abomination to Kings to commit wickedneſs, for the Throne is eſtabliſhed by righteouſneſs, 16.12.
3. Righteous lips are the delight of Kings, & they love him that ſpeaketh right, 16 13.
4. A King that ſitteth in the Throne of judgment, ſcatters away all evil with his eyes, 20.8.
5. A wiſe King ſcattereth the Wicked, and bringeth the wheel over them, 20.26.
6. It is the glory of God to conceal a thing; but the honour of a King to ſearch out the matter, 25.2.
7. Where the Word of a King is, there is power; and who may ſay unto a King, What doſt thou? Eccl. 8.4. Job. 34.18.
8. The wrath of a King is as Meſſengers of death, but a wiſe man will pacifie it, 16.14.
9. The Kings wrath is as the roaring of a Lion: but his favour is as dew upon the graſs, 19.12.
10. In the light of the Kings countenance is Life, and his Favour is as the cloud of the latter Rain, 16.15.
11. The King that faithfully judgeth the poor his throne ſhall be eſtabliſhed for ever, 29.14
12. It is not for Kings to drink Wine, nor for Princes ſtrong drink; leſt they drink and forget the Law, and pervert the judgment of any of the afflicted, 31.4, 5.
13. Wo to thee, O Land, when thy King is a child, and thy Princes eat in the morning, Ec. 10.16.
14. Take away the wicked from before the King, and his Throne ſhall be eſtabliſhed in righteouſneſs, 25.5.
15. Curſe not the King, no not in thy thought, and curſe not the rich in thy Bed-chamber; for a Bird of the Air ſhall carry the voice, and that which hath wings ſhall tell the matter, Ec. 10.20.
Knowledge.
1. There is Gold, and a multitude of Rubies, but the Lips of Knowledge are a precious Jewel, 20.15.
2. Receive my Inſtruction, and not Silver; and Knowledge rather than choice Gold, 8.10.
3. That the Soul be without Knowledge, it is not good; and he that haſteth with his feet, ſinneth, 19.2.
4. He that hath Knowledge, ſpareth his words; and a man of underſtanding is of an excellent ſpirit, 17.27.
5. Wiſdom is a defence, and Money is a defence; but the excellency of Knowledge is, that Wiſdom giveth life to them that have it, Ec. 7.12.