PROVERBS
Chapter 16
Prov | GodsWord | 16:1 | The plans of the heart belong to humans, but an answer on the tongue comes from the LORD. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:4 | The LORD has made everything for his own purpose, even wicked people for the day of trouble. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:5 | Everyone with a conceited heart is disgusting to the LORD. Certainly, such a person will not go unpunished. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:6 | By mercy and faithfulness, peace is made with the LORD. By the fear of the LORD, evil is avoided. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:7 | When a person's ways are pleasing to the LORD, he makes even his enemies to be at peace with him. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:11 | Honest balances and scales belong to the LORD. He made the entire set of weights. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:12 | Wrongdoing is disgusting to kings because a throne is established through righteousness. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:15 | When the king is cheerful, there is life, and his favor is like a cloud bringing spring rain. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:16 | How much better it is to gain wisdom than gold, and the gaining of understanding should be chosen over silver. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:17 | The highway of decent people turns away from evil. Whoever watches his way preserves his own life. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:19 | Better to be humble with lowly people than to share stolen goods with arrogant people. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:20 | Whoever gives attention to the LORD's word prospers, and blessed is the person who trusts the LORD. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:21 | The person who is truly wise is called understanding, and speaking sweetly helps others learn. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:22 | Understanding is a fountain of life to the one who has it, but stubborn fools punish themselves with their stupidity. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:24 | Pleasant words are like honey from a honeycomb-- sweet to the spirit and healthy for the body. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:29 | A violent person misleads his neighbor and leads him on a path that is not good. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:30 | Whoever winks his eye is plotting something devious. Whoever bites his lips has finished his evil work. | |
Prov | GodsWord | 16:32 | Better to get angry slowly than to be a hero. Better to be even-tempered than to capture a city. | |