Proverbs

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an inappropriate use of force

The Better The Day, The Better The Deed

there are none so blind as those who will not see

Well, as you probably know Catholics believe in god, and they believe that he blesses them - keeps them well and safe. So stay blessed means stay well and safe

Valuing our elders' wise proverbs is important in ensuring their place in history, and their role in shaping the modern day behaviors.

An empty purse frightens away friends

All roadsa lead to Rome, capital of Italy.

it is not a proverb in the Bible.

A short pith saying general use, stating a general truth or piece of advice. For example: 1. There is no place like home

2. When there's a will there's a way

3. Trust not a new friend or enemy

4. A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step

Meanings:

1. The proverb says it all- the best place is home

2. If you wish for something then there's a way of doing it

3. You shouldn't trust everyone especially some one you just met

4. Achieving something really hard starts with something really simple

think about how you were brought up, did your parents have beliefs and values in life. if so then this is where the difficulties are. Most parents instill their beliefs onto their children so each different child will have different beliefs because of their parents.

box of birds

Robin Hood

This question was answered by Dr. Richard Lederer, the author of the books "The Play of Words," "Crazy English," et al. In his book "The Play of Words, Section I - METAPHORS," included in "Seaworthy Metaphors," Dr. Lederer points out that in sailing parlance the word devil refers to a nautical term for the seam between two planks in the hull of a ship, on or below the water line. If this is truly the case then, as Dr. Lederer points out, "Anyone who had to caulk such a 'devil' was figuratively caught between a rock and a hard place, or between..." THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA.

proverbs are when you go pee and you are a teenslot and when you are doing a mustervation in your comfortroom and that's all

It is used when an object under discussion, usually a person, suddenly appears during the conversation.
From the proverb "Speak of the Devil and he will appear"

From small acorns grow mighty oaks

you butas butas the box and get out!

of course yes

Who the hell is Richard Thertuf and why is he mentioning his name in the same breath as the most important individual of the 20th century

The wealth gained from trade during the rise of cities like Mecca and Medina led to increased social stratification among Arabs, as merchants and traders amassed significant fortunes that elevated their status. This economic shift often clashed with traditional tribal values that emphasized egalitarianism and communal responsibility. Additionally, the newfound wealth encouraged materialism and competition, which undermined the traditional focus on honor, loyalty, and the collective well-being of the tribe. Consequently, these changes contributed to tensions between established customs and the emerging dynamics of wealth and power.

If you are talking about form analysis like songs then it won't work. Proverbs have no structure per say.

This is a general outline for the book of proverbs.

Wisdom for young men Prov 1:1 - 9:18

wisdom for all people Prov 10:1 - 24:34

wisdom for leaders Prov 25:1 - 31:31

There are four different forms that the writer used in writing the Proverbs. They are always written in two-line form.

In the first way of writing the Proverbs the second line has the same meaning as the first line, but it is said in a different way. For example:

Proverbs 1:5 - "let the wise listen and add to their learning, and let the discerning get guidance."

The word "wise" is synonymous with "discerning", as "add to their learning" is synonymous to "get guidance."

The second way the Proverbs were written is the second line is in contrast to the first line. For example:

Proverbs 10:4--"Lazy hands make a man poor, but diligent hands bring wealth."

The word "lazy" is in contrast to the word "diligent." The word "poor" contrasts the word "wealth."

The third way the Proverbs were written is where the second line expands further on the idea of the first line. For example:

Proverbs 16:3 --"Commit to the LORD whatever you do, and your plans will succeed."

This proverb shows that if we commit what we do to the Lord, the second line expands with that idea showing that the Lord will make our plans succeed.

The fourth method of writing the Proverbs is a truth from the first line is backed up with a life experience or story in the second line. For example:

Proverbs 25:28--Like a city whose walls are broken down is a man who lacks self-control."

The main idea is a man who lacks self-control. The illustration of what that is like is a city whose walls are broken down.

A mythical hero of the American Indians, believed to be the creator of the tribes.

it means if you hang around bad people you will follow then and become how they are