Proverbs 20 (kjv)

Wine^H3196 is a mocker^H3887, strong drink^H7941 is raging^H1993: and whosoever is deceived^H7686 thereby is not wise^H2449.²The fear^H367 of a king^H4428 is as the roaring^H5099 of a lion^H3715: whoso provoketh him to anger^H5674 sinneth^H2398 against his own soul^H5315.³It is an honour^H3519 for a man^H376 to cease^H7674 from strife^H7379: but every fool^H191 will be meddling^H1566.⁴The sluggard^H6102 will not plow^H2790 by reason of the cold^H2779; therefore shall he beg^{H7592 H7592} in harvest^H7105, and have nothing.⁵Counsel^H6098 in the heart^H3820 of man^H376 is like deep^H6013 water^H4325; but a man^H376 of understanding^H8394 will draw it out^H1802.⁶Most^H7230 men^H120 will proclaim^H7121 every one^H376 his own goodness^H2617: but a faithful^H529 man^H376 who can find^H4672?⁷The just^H6662 man walketh^H1980 in his integrity^H8537: his children^H1121 are blessed^H835 after^H310 him.⁸A king^H4428 that sitteth in^H3427 the throne^H3678 of judgment^H1779 scattereth away^H2219 all evil^H7451 with his eyes^H5869.⁹Who can say^H559, I have made my heart^H3820 clean^H2135, I am pure^H2891 from my sin^H2403?¹⁰Divers weights^{H68 H68}, and divers measures^{H374 H374}, both^H8147 of them are alike^H1571 abomination^H8441 to the LORD^H3068.¹¹Even a child^H5288 is known^H5234 by his doings^H4611, whether his work^H6467 be pure^H2134, and whether it be right^H3477.¹²The hearing^H8085 ear^H241, and the seeing^H7200 eye^H5869, the LORD^H3068 hath made^H6213 even both^H8147 of them.¹³Love^H157 not sleep^H8142, lest thou come to poverty^H3423; open^H6491 thine eyes^H5869, and thou shalt be satisfied^H7646 with bread^H3899.¹⁴It is naught^H7451, it is naught^H7451, saith^H559 the buyer^H7069: but when he is gone^H235 his way, then he boasteth^H1984.¹⁵There is^H3426 gold^H2091, and a multitude^H7230 of rubies^H6443: but the lips^H8193 of knowledge^H1847 are a precious^H3366 jewel^H3627.¹⁶Take^H3947 his garment^H899 that is surety^H6148 for a stranger^H2114: and take a pledge^H2254 of him for a strange woman^H5237.¹⁷Bread^H3899 of deceit^H8267 is sweet^H6156 to a man^H376; but afterwards^H310 his mouth^H6310 shall be filled^H4390 with gravel^H2687.¹⁸Every purpose^H4284 is established^H3559 by counsel^H6098: and with good advice^H8458 make^H6213 war^H4421.¹⁹He that goeth about^H1980 as a talebearer^H7400 revealeth^H1540 secrets^H5475: therefore meddle^H6148 not with him that flattereth^H6601 with his lips^H8193.²⁰Whoso curseth^H7043 his father^H1 or his mother^H517, his lamp^H5216 shall be put out^H1846 in obscure^{H380 H380} darkness^H2822.²¹An inheritance^H5159 may be gotten hastily^{H926 H973} at the beginning^H7223; but the end^H319 thereof shall not be blessed^H1288.²²Say^H559 not thou, I will recompense^H7999 evil^H7451; but wait on^H6960 the LORD^H3068, and he shall save^H3467 thee.²³Divers weights^{H68 H68} are an abomination^H8441 unto the LORD^H3068; and a false^H4820 balance^H3976 is not good^H2896.²⁴Man's^H1397 goings^H4703 are of the LORD^H3068; how can a man^H120 then understand^H995 his own way^H1870?²⁵It is a snare^H4170 to the man^H120 who devoureth^H3216 that which is holy^H6944, and after^H310 vows^H5088 to make enquiry^H1239.²⁶A wise^H2450 king^H4428 scattereth^H2219 the wicked^H7563, and bringeth^H7725 the wheel^H212 over them.²⁷The spirit^H5397 of man^H120 is the candle^H5216 of the LORD^H3068, searching^H2664 all the inward parts^H2315 of the belly^H990.²⁸Mercy^H2617 and truth^H571 preserve^H5341 the king^H4428: and his throne^H3678 is upholden^H5582 by mercy^H2617.²⁹The glory^H8597 of young men^H970 is their strength^H3581: and the beauty^H1926 of old men^H2205 is the gray head^H7872.³⁰The blueness^H2250 of a wound^H6482 cleanseth^H8562 away evil^H7451: so do stripes^H4347 the inward parts^H2315 of the belly^H990.