PROVERBS
Chapter 18
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:1 | He that wole go a wei fro a frend, sekith occasiouns; in al tyme he schal be dispisable. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:2 | A fool resseyueth not the wordis of prudence; `no but thou seie tho thingis, that ben turned in his herte. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:3 | A wickid man, whanne he cometh in to depthe of synnes, dispisith; but sclaundre and schenschipe sueth hym. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:4 | Deep watir is the wordis of the mouth of a man; and a stronde fletinge ouer is the welle of wisdom. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:5 | It is not good to take the persoone of a wickid man in doom, that thou bowe awei fro the treuthe of dom. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:6 | The lippis of a fool medlen hem silf with chidyngis; and his mouth excitith stryues. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:7 | The mouth of a fool is defoulyng of hym; and hise lippis ben the fallynge of his soule. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:8 | The wordis of a double tungid man ben as symple; and tho comen `til to the ynnere thingis of the wombe. Drede castith doun a slowe man; forsothe the soulis of men turned in to wymmens condicioun schulen haue hungur. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:9 | He that is neisch, and vnstidfast in his werk, is the brother of a man distriynge hise werkis. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:10 | A strongeste tour is the name of the Lord; a iust man renneth to hym, and schal be enhaunsid. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:11 | The catel of a riche man is the citee of his strengthe; and as a stronge wal cumpassinge hym. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:12 | The herte of man is enhaunsid, bifor that it be brokun; and it is maad meke, bifore that it be glorified. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:13 | He that answerith bifore that he herith, shewith hym silf to be a fool; and worthi of schenschipe. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:14 | The spirit of a man susteyneth his feblenesse; but who may susteyne a spirit liyt to be wrooth? | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:15 | The herte of a prudent man schal holde stidfastli kunnyng; and the eere of wise men sekith techyng. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:17 | A iust man is the first accusere of hym silf; his frend cometh, and schal serche hym. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:19 | A brother that is helpid of a brothir, is as a stidfast citee; and domes ben as the barris of citees. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:20 | A mannus wombe schal be fillid of the fruit of his mouth; and the seedis of hise lippis schulen fille hym. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:21 | Deth and lijf ben in the werkis of tunge; thei that louen it, schulen ete the fruytis therof. | |
Prov | Wycliffe | 18:22 | He that fyndith a good womman, fyndith a good thing; and of the Lord he schal drawe vp myrthe. He that puttith a wey a good womman, puttith awei a good thing; but he that holdith auowtresse, is a fool and vnwijs. | |