箴言:Chapter 17
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| 1干饼一张而平安共食，胜于满屋佳肴而互相争吵。 | 1Better a crust of dry bread in peace than the discord of a house full of feasting. |
| 2聪明的仆人必能管治任性的儿子，且可与弟兄们共分产业。 | 2A shrewd servant will replace the foolish son of the master and will share the inheritance as one of the brothers. |
| 3锅炼银，炉炼金，上主炼人心。 | 3A crucible for silver and a furnace for gold but Yahweh is the tester of hearts. |
| 4奸诈的人，爱听胡言乱语；说谎的人，轻信是非长短。 | 4The evil plotter listens to the lips of liars; and the liar gives an ear to the corrupt tongue. |
| 5嘲笑穷人的，是凌辱他的造主；幸灾乐祸的，必不能脱免惩罚。 | 5He who mocks the poor insults their Creator, he who laughs at the deprived will not go unpunished. |
| 6孙儿是老人的冠冕，父亲是儿女的光荣。 | 6The crown of the aged is their children's children, the children's glory is their father. |
| 7优雅的言词，不适宜于愚人；虚伪的狂语，更不宜于君王。 | 7Noble language does not suit the fool and even less do lies suit a prince. |
| 8贿赂在馈赠者眼中，有如宝石；不论他要转向何方，无往不利。 | 8The giver of gifts possesses a treasure, wherever he goes he will succeed. |
| 9掩饰他人的过错，可获得友爱；屡念旧日的过恶，则离间友谊。 | 9Whoever covers over a fault promotes friendships, but he who reveals a word divides friends. |
| 10对明智人一句指责，胜过对愚昧人百次杖击。 | 10A discerning man is more impressed by a reprimand than a fool is by a hundred lashes. |
| 11暴徒只求叛乱，但有残酷使者，奉命前来对付。 | 11The wicked man seeks nothing but rebellion; a cruel messenger will be sent against him. |
| 12宁愿遇见失掉幼子的母熊，不愿逢着正在发狂的愚人。 | 12It is better to meet with a bear deprived of her cubs than with a fool in his foolishness. |
| 13谁以怨报德，灾祸必不离开他的家。 | 13He who repays good with evil will not rid his house of evil. |
| 14争论的开端，如水之破堤；在激辩之前，应极加制止。 | 14To begin legal proceedings is like opening a dam; withdraw before the dispute erupts. |
| 15宣判罪人无罪，判定义人有罪：二者同为上主所憎恶。 | 15To excuse the guilty and condemn the just: both are detestable to Yahweh. |
| 16愚昧的人，既没有头脑，手执金钱买智慧，又何益之有？ | 16What good is money in a fool's hand? How can he buy wisdom? He has no sense. |
| 17朋友平时常相爱，惟在难中见兄弟。 | 17A friend will love you at all times, a brother has been born to you for times of adversity. |
| 18常为人击掌作保，实是个无知之徒。 | 18He who is full of promises and goes bail for his neighbor has no sense. |
| 19好争辩的人，实喜爱罪过；高举门户的，必自趋灭亡。 | 19The sinner loves disputes, the man of arrogant words hastens his own ruin. |
| 20谁存心欺诈，不会得幸福；谁搬弄是非，必陷于灾祸。 | 20The man of double-dealing does not find happiness, the sly tongue falls into disgrace. |
| 21生糊涂孩子的，只有悲哀；糊涂人的父亲，毫无乐趣。 | 21He who fathers a fool has acquired misery, there is no joy for a fool's father. |
| 22愉快的心，是良好的治疗；神志忧郁，能使筋骨枯萎。 | 22A joyful heart gives health to the body, while a sad spirit dries up the bones. |
| 23恶人在大衣下受贿赂，是为颠倒正义的判词。 | 23The corrupt man takes bribes to pervert the course of justice. |
| 24精明的人，常面向智慧；愚者的眼，向地极呆望， | 24The discerning man keeps wisdom before his eyes; the fool's eyes are on every corner of the world. |
| 25愚昧的儿子，是他父亲的痛苦，是他生母的忧伤。 | 25The foolish son is a worry to his father and distress to her who gave him birth. |
| 26科罚无辜，已属不当；杖责君子，更属不义。 | 26It is not right to fine the upright; the noble ought not to be beaten. |
| 27智者必沉默寡言，达人必心神镇定。 | 27The prudent of speech are wise; he who keeps his temper is an educated man. |
| 28愚人不发言，亦可充作智者；若谨口慎言，亦可视为哲人。 | 28Then the fool, if silent, can pass as wise; the clever man keeps his lips sealed. |
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