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[21] A thief's possessions bring no joy.
[22] Wickedness has a cloak, its name is "ignorance", when
[23] A foolish son and incurring a debt are the same,
[24] To teach Wisdom and have compassion on the poor
[25] Correct a Wise man and he grows in wisdom.
[26] God blesses the house of a kind man,
[27] Fear robs the evil man of safety,
[28] The advice of evil men is full of hatred
[29] An evil man's words conceals murder.
[30] Weeds of defeat choke the crops of the evil man.
[31] A wise man is a good apple.
[32] Wisdom cannot be cheated.
[33] It is most grievous not recognizing an apple is food.
[34] Honey on top of the cupboard is worth the effort to get.
[35] There was once a special well with gold on the bottom,
The enemy, jealous of this fact, filled that well with junk, so the human
As they say: "Honey on top of the cupboard is worth the effort to get."
[36] If a man asks his fellow for fruit, isn't it
[37] Fire does nothing but ignite everything around it.
[38] Two Kabbalists meet.
There was once a tree with 10 fruits and a man was pondering the top 3.
The top 3 fruit you see appear the best, but you are allowed to "see it, for you
If you choose to climb the tree, you can reach the bottom 7, not the top 3.
[39] Any light in the darkness shines just as bright.
[40] Those who love The Truth, hate liars.
The Truth snatches it away, wickedness becomes "Stupidity".
both bring trouble on a family.
are the same: A Just life is the reward for both.
The stupidity of the dullard is his refusal to accept rebuke.
but He overthrows the house of the wicked.
and the good man has no fear.
The Just should avoid such counsel.
A prudent man's advice helps one escape.
The Just reap a bountiful harvest.
An evil man's mind is an apple
with a rotten core.
The fool tries and tries and winds up
frustrated.
that is easily accessible to the human man who is entitled to that well.
would always overlook that well and not even consider it.
better to give "fruit of any type", rather than give something
that is not fruit?
When up came "an ordinarily dressed man", who told him the following story:
to understand they exist, and know: the tree has 10 fruits not 9; 10 not 11.
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