Read Bible Book Of Proverbs Chapter 19 In Online
1 - Better A Poor Man Whose Walk Is Blameless Than A Fool Whose Lips Are Perverse.
2 - It Is Not Good To Have Zeal Without Knowledge, Nor To Be Hasty And Miss The Way.
3 - A Man's Own Folly Ruins His Life, Yet His Heart Rages Against The Lord .
4 - Wealth Brings Many Friends, But A Poor Man's Friend Deserts Him.
5 - A False Witness Will Not Go Unpunished, And He Who Pours Out Lies Will Not Go Free.
6 - Many Curry Favor With A Ruler, And Everyone Is The Friend Of A Man Who Gives Gifts.
7 - A Poor Man Is Shunned By All His Relatives- How Much More Do His Friends Avoid Him! Though He Pursues Them With Pleading, They Are Nowhere To Be Found.
8 - He Who Gets Wisdom Loves His Own Soul; He Who Cherishes Understanding Prospers.
9 - A False Witness Will Not Go Unpunished, And He Who Pours Out Lies Will Perish.
10 - It Is Not Fitting For A Fool To Live In Luxury- How Much Worse For A Slave To Rule Over Princes!
11 - A Man's Wisdom Gives Him Patience; It Is To His Glory To Overlook An Offense.
12 - A King's Rage Is Like The Roar Of A Lion, But His Favor Is Like Dew On The Grass.
13 - A Foolish Son Is His Father's Ruin, And A Quarrelsome Wife Is Like A Constant Dripping.
14 - Houses And Wealth Are Inherited From Parents, But A Prudent Wife Is From The Lord .
15 - Laziness Brings On Deep Sleep, And The Shiftless Man Goes Hungry.
16 - He Who Obeys Instructions Guards His Life, But He Who Is Contemptuous Of His Ways Will Die.
17 - He Who Is Kind To The Poor Lends To The Lord , And He Will Reward Him For What He Has Done.
18 - Discipline Your Son, For In That There Is Hope; Do Not Be A Willing Party To His Death.
19 - A Hot-tempered Man Must Pay The Penalty; If You Rescue Him, You Will Have To Do It Again.
20 - Listen To Advice And Accept Instruction, And In The End You Will Be Wise.
21 - Many Are The Plans In A Man's Heart, But It Is The Lord 'S Purpose That Prevails.
22 - What A Man Desires Is Unfailing Love ; Better To Be Poor Than A Liar.
23 - The Fear Of The Lord Leads To Life: Then One Rests Content, Untouched By Trouble.
24 - The Sluggard Buries His Hand In The Dish; He Will Not Even Bring It Back To His Mouth!
25 - Flog A Mocker, And The Simple Will Learn Prudence; Rebuke A Discerning Man, And He Will Gain Knowledge.
26 - He Who Robs His Father And Drives Out His Mother Is A Son Who Brings Shame And Disgrace.
27 - Stop Listening To Instruction, My Son, And You Will Stray From The Words Of Knowledge.
28 - A Corrupt Witness Mocks At Justice, And The Mouth Of The Wicked Gulps Down Evil.
29 - Penalties Are Prepared For Mockers, And Beatings For The Backs Of Fools.
