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Anxiety weighs down the heart, but a good and timely word can bring real encouragement.

Diligence leads to greater responsibility and freedom, but laziness leads to heavier burdens.

Prudence knows when to speak and when to wait, while fools openly advertise their folly.

God hates lying lips but delights in people who deal honestly and faithfully.

The righteous are ultimately preserved by God, while the wicked live in a constant cycle of trouble.

Evil plans begin in a deceitful heart, but those who counsel peace experience lasting joy.

Truth endures because it aligns with reality, while lies are temporary and cannot stand forever.

Rash words can wound like a weapon, but wise speech has the power to heal and restore.

Truthful speech upholds justice, but false witness spreads deceit and causes real harm.

Fools react quickly in anger, while prudent people show strength through restraint and patience.

A fool trusts his own judgment, but a wise person listens humbly to godly counsel.

Good words and faithful work both bear fruit, and what a person says and does returns to him.

Sinful speech traps the wicked, while righteousness helps a person avoid many self-made troubles.

God’s presence cannot be bound by circumstances, and true restoration emerges through faith and obedience rather than dependence on religious symbols alone.

The wicked envy evil gain, but the righteous quietly produce lasting fruit from deep roots.

Faithful work leads to provision, but chasing empty pursuits reveals a lack of wisdom.

Righteousness shows itself even in the care of animals, while the wicked corrupt even their compassion.

It is better to live with modest substance than to project greatness while lacking basic provision.

True honor follows insight and wisdom, while a twisted mind earns contempt instead of respect.

The wicked are eventually overthrown, but the household and legacy of the righteous endure.