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Walls of Proverbs

Proverbs of Solomon 19:8

He who acquires wisdom is his own best friend; he preserves understanding and attains happiness.  (JPS version of Tanakh)

Preserving understanding is a pure and noble goal.  I have long loved the proverbs of King Solomon as written in the Jewish Bible in the Book of Proverbs.

I have written one book called Proverbs for a Modern Society where I have introduced 30 new sets of proverbs that I somehow was blessed with to understand and write in the year 5771.
 
Here are some more:

1
      1.      With witnesses do the wealthy do their calling.

2.      With walls of proverbs do the orthodox write their letters.

3.      Pride before illumination always the fool on his stool.

2

1.      Wives of the leaders aspire to sail great ships in the seas of worth.

2.      Distaste for the letters of the rich are found in the hearts of the thankless and heartcaven.

3.      Strong interests find themselves in the hands of the righteous.

4.      With Prudence Trust Billows.

3

1.      In times of fortitude, the meek inherit the earths walls of wreaths.

2.      In times of battle, the orderly amass great success.

3.      In times of certainty, wise prudent souls amass intelligence.

4

1.      Solvency in a hurricane brings justice to the lawful and concise.

2.      With material wealth so too goes the pauper who admires the work of the rich.

3.      With taste for honor and health goes the man who firms his footsteps with the trust of our Lord.

5

1.      Fountains of plenty follow the diligent.  Free the inept by offering them a smile as they offer their best wares.

2.      Swords in the carrying case so too are the words of the instructed.

3.      Trust in the words of the Lord for if you are in trouble they will stay your pain and tribulation.

6

1.      Order in the Universe is such that a piper can play before the leech.

2.      With the benefit of todays customs a man can bring a marble to a watchman and ask for a table of dimes and coins.

3.      Old fashioned values endure if they are old fashioned commodities.

4.      With fresh eyes goes the child who brings a cookie to the toy carrier.

7

1.      With fruit and spice goes a man who understands proverbs of kings.

2.      With special treatment goes the children of the orthodox and the trustworthy; their due is in their father and mothers deed.

3.      Worthless is the caven heart that wishes to absolve itself of its jurisdiction by involving another in a crime of its own making.

8

1.      Sample the wares carefully, for the price is above your merit when you dislike the deeds of the rich.

2.      Worth follows reason, but so too does the pauper exact his inharmonious deed among the innocent.

3.      Fastidious blessings merit the enthusiasm of candles in the windows of time.

9

1.      The spokesperson for clamor will always receive an allowance for walls of meager learning.

2.      Clamor in the morning and a bone to diet upon at night.

3.      Justice for the forthcoming and a hole of butter cups for the indigent in the evening.

10

1.      Forgotten is the independence of a wild soldier when he shoots for his own aim.

2.      Ordinary remarks consume extraordinary remarks.

3.      Old bricks make good mortar; but firm ways are built with concrete reason.

11

1.      Fastidious complaints exhume walls of inefficiency.

2.      Honor in the nighttime; a candle for the organized.

3.      Wingspan of the great; a football field for the world.

12

1.      Trust in the benefits of a successful year; such is the wisdom of a counselor of the wise.

2.      Organize your pens in a drawer, a sunbeam may light your writing tomorrow.

3.      Write a letter to the righteous; they will always send you a reply.

13

1.      Give to a charity; thus sayeth the King.

2.      Write a letter to your friend; if he does not send you a reply he is not your friend in life.

3.      Salute the flag of your nation.

14

1.      Offices come and go; a friend is for eternity.

2.      Friendships bend but flowers wither; where does the sunlight shine?

3.      Follow a course of wisdom and befriend a poet.

15

1.      Solace finds the gifted; yet the trustworthy will find a gift.

2.      Silence brings good friends from the walls in your soul.

3.      Truth sends a flower to the rich.

16

1.      Voices of justice administer throes of severity.

2.      Admonitions of truth expel admonitions of weakness.

3.      Listeners of warm ideas silence their own damp thoughts.

17

1.      Joy and Friendship extol virtue.

2.      Worth and conduct example wisdom.

3.      Talking out of turn is like walking in a maze that has no outcome.

18

1.      Fire in the eye of the beholder such is the influence of a majestic innovator.

2.      Ploys of the rich invent the futures of tomorrow.

3.      Majestic innovation is done in the zenith of work of the majestic mind.

4.      Relevance tomorrow is found in allowance of today and yesteryear.

19

1.      Peanut butter goes better with Jelly and so does dignity go with trust.

2.      Poetry suffices for a moment; the words elate esteem of success.

3.      Icebergs salute a sunbeam.

20

1.      Winding up a toy in the springtime of your days, such is the audacity of a vile mockery of your chaste speech.

2.      With power goes the sick but with healing goes the physician.

3.      Story time is a good time for a topic about skepticism.

4.      Fire in the hands of a poet; such is the word of the Word Above.