A gallery of vivid portraits: the fool, who should not be honored and whose folly must sometimes be answered and sometimes not; the sluggard, who “turns on his bed as a door turns on its hinges” and claims “there is a lion in the road”; and the gossip and deceiver, whose words are like a fire and whose flattering lips hide a wicked heart.
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Proverbs 26
fools, sluggards, and gossipsVivid pictures of the folly of the fool, the laziness of the sluggard, and the harm of the gossip.
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