Proverbs · Chapter 8 · Proverbs 22–24

The Words of the Wise

A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches; train up a child in the way he should go; incline thine ear, and hear the words of the wise; remove not the ancient landmark; riches make themselves wings like an eagle; who hath woe? — look not thou upon the wine when it is red; through wisdom is a house builded; a righteous man falleth seven times, and riseth up again; I went by the field of the sluggard.

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  1. Chapter 8: The Words of the WiseTitleChapter 8: The Words of the WiseProverbs 22 – 24
  2. A Good NamePage 85A Good NameProverbs 22:1–8
  3. A Good NamePage 86A Good NameProverbs 22:9–16
  4. The Words of the WisePage 87The Words of the WiseProverbs 22:17–25
  5. The Words of the WisePage 88The Words of the WiseProverbs 22:26–23:5
  6. The Words of the WisePage 89The Words of the WiseProverbs 23:6–18
  7. The Words of the WisePage 90The Words of the WiseProverbs 23:19–28
  8. Who Hath Woe?Page 91Who Hath Woe?Proverbs 23:29–35
  9. Fret Not ThyselfPage 92Fret Not ThyselfProverbs 24:1–12
  10. Fret Not ThyselfPage 93Fret Not ThyselfProverbs 24:13–20
  11. Fret Not ThyselfPage 94Fret Not ThyselfProverbs 24:21–29
  12. The Field of the SluggardPage 95The Field of the SluggardProverbs 24:30–34