Bible Verses about 'Proverbs 14:10'

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• A truthful witness does not lie,
  but a false witness lies incessantly.
  Proverbs 14:5 lying truth reliability
• There is a way that seems right to a man,
  but the end of it leads to death.
  Proverbs 14:12 righteousness life sin
• Diligent labor always yields profit,
  but idle conversation only leads to poverty.
  Proverbs 14:23 reliability speaking encouragement
• A patient man shows good sense,
  but a quick-tempered man displays the height of folly.
  Proverbs 14:29 wisdom patience understanding
• Righteousness is a sign of a nation’s greatness,
  but sin degrades any people.
  Proverbs 14:34 sin righteousness
• A gentle reply turns away wrath,
  but a harsh word arouses anger.
  Proverbs 15:1 speaking gentleness anger
• A wholesome tongue is a tree of life,
  but an undisciplined tongue crushes the spirit.
  Proverbs 15:4 speaking Spirit lying
• A fool spurns his father’s correction,
  but whoever heeds admonition is prudent.
  Proverbs 15:5 Father wisdom children
• It is better to have a little and fear the Lord
  than to possess immense wealth and suffer anguish.
  Proverbs 15:16 money awe materialism
• Plans miscarry when counsel is lacking,
  but they succeed when there are many counselors.
  Proverbs 15:22 speaking planning
• A man is joyful when he utters apt answers,
  and even more satisfying is a word in season.
  Proverbs 15:23 speaking joy
• The fear of the Lord provides instruction in wisdom,
  and to be humble is the way to honor.
  Proverbs 15:33 humility awe wisdom
• Entrust everything that you do to the Lord,
  and your plans will turn out to be successful.
  Proverbs 16:3 trust planning blessing
• It is better to have little and be righteous
  than to acquire great riches with injustice.
  Proverbs 16:8 righteousness money contentment
• A man may plan his own course,
  but the Lord makes his steps secure.
  Proverbs 16:9 planning marriage dependence
• It is better to acquire wisdom rather than gold,
  and more desirable to acquire understanding rather than silver.
  Proverbs 16:16 money materialism wisdom
• The one who pays heed to instruction prospers,
  and blessed is he who trusts in the Lord.
  Proverbs 16:20 trust blessing listening
• Pleasing words are like a honeycomb,
  sweet to the soul and affording health to the body.
  Proverbs 16:24 gentleness speaking soul
• A perverse man sows strife,
  and a tale-bearer destroys close friendships.
  Proverbs 16:28 honesty gossip friendship
• It is better to be a patient man rather than a warrior,
  one who controls his temper rather than one who captures a city.
  Proverbs 16:32 peace patience self-control
• Grandchildren are the crown of the aged,
  and the glory of children is their parents.
  Proverbs 17:6 children family
• Fine words are not becoming to a fool,
  and much less are false words to a noble.
  Proverbs 17:7 wisdom lying speaking
• One who forgives a misdeed fosters friendship,
  but he who divulges it separates good friends.
  Proverbs 17:9 forgiveness friendship
• A true friend is one at all times,
  and a brother is born to render help in time of need.
  Proverbs 17:17 friendship family relationships
• A cheerful heart is excellent medicine,
  but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.
  Proverbs 17:22 healing heart sickness
• Even a fool who keeps silent is considered wise;
  if he closes his lips, he is regarded as intelligent.
  Proverbs 17:28 speaking wisdom mind
• A fool takes no pleasure in understanding
  but only delights in expressing his own opinions.
  Proverbs 18:2 speaking wisdom selfishness
• The lips of a fool cause strife,
  and his mouth provokes a flogging.
  Proverbs 18:6 speaking wisdom
• The whispers of a gossiper are tasty morsels
  that corrode one’s inner being.
  Proverbs 18:8 gossip speaking
• The name of the Lord is a tower of strength;
  the upright man runs to it and finds refuge.
  Proverbs 18:10 God safety protection
• The wealth of a rich man is his stronghold;
  he regards it as a high wall that cannot be scaled.
  Proverbs 18:11 money materialism
• A man is haughty until disaster overtakes him,
  but humility comes before honors.
  Proverbs 18:12 humility pride
• A gift opens doors for the giver
  and wins him access to the powerful.
  Proverbs 18:16 reward giving
• The tongue has the power over life and death;
  those who cherish it will enjoy its fruits.
  Proverbs 18:21 speaking blessing self-control
• One who finds a wife finds happiness
  and receives favor from the Lord.
  Proverbs 18:22 blessing marriage seeking
• Some friends can lead us to ruin,
  but a true friend is closer than a brother.
  Proverbs 18:24 friendship family
• Whoever gains wisdom loves his own soul;
  one who cherishes understanding will prosper.
  Proverbs 19:8 wisdom life mind
• A house and wealth are inherited from parents,
  but a prudent wife is a gift from the Lord.
  Proverbs 19:14 money relationships
• Whoever observes the commandments will live,
  but the one who scorns them will die.
  Proverbs 19:16 law eternal life sin
• Many are the plans in a human mind,
  but it is the purpose of the Lord that will prevail.
  Proverbs 19:21 planning understanding dependence
• A man’s attraction is his kindness;
  it is far better to be poor than to be a liar.
  Proverbs 19:22 reliability money goodness
• It is honorable to avoid strife,
  but every fool is quarrelsome.
  Proverbs 20:3 speaking peace anger
• It is rash to pledge a sacred gift,
  or to make a vow and then have second thoughts.
  Proverbs 20:25 holiness righteousness
• A man’s ways may seem right to him,
  but the Lord weighs the heart.
  Proverbs 21:2 righteousness judgment understanding
• To do what is right and just
  is more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice.
  Proverbs 21:3 honesty righteousness sacrifice
• Whoever pursues righteousness and kindness
  will find life and honor too.
  Proverbs 21:21 love righteousness life
• All day long the godless man continues to covet,
  whereas the righteous man gives unsparingly.
  Proverbs 21:26 greed giving materialism
• An honorable name is more to be desired than great riches,
  and high esteem is preferable to silver and gold.
  Proverbs 22:1 money materialism relationships
• The reward of humility and fear of the Lord
  is wealth, honor, and life.
  Proverbs 22:4 humility reward awe
• Train a child in the way he should go,
  and he will not deviate from it, even in old age.
  Proverbs 22:6 righteousness family children