Proverbs Chapter 18:

Verses from Proverbs Chapter 18 from the book of Proverbs in the Bible.

• 1. The individual who seeks isolation is immersed in selfish interests and rebels against wisdom.
• 2. The fool's lack of pleasure in understanding is evident, as he prefers to just express his own thoughts.
• 3. Impiety leads to contempt, and dishonor brings shame.
• 4. The words spoken by men are like deep waters, but the source of wisdom is a river that overflows abundantly.
• 5. It is unfair to favor the wicked over the righteous, depriving them of receiving due justice.
• 6. Foolish words generate conflicts, and your conversations attract negative consequences.
• 7. Senseless talk is a snare for the fool himself, resulting in disgrace to his soul.
• 8. The words of the slanderer are like delicious snacks, which penetrate to the depths of the human being.
• 9. He who neglects his work is compared to him who acts to destroy.
• 10. The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run to it and find safety.
• 11. The wealth of the rich is like a fortified city, they consider it insurmountable like an impenetrable wall.
• 12. Before the fall, the heart of man is filled with pride, but humility precedes honor.
• 13. Whoever answers without first listening commits folly and is ashamed.
• 14. The spirit of man sustains him in illness; but who will restore the broken spirit?
• 15. The heart of a wise man seeks knowledge, and his ears are always open to learn.
• 16. The gift opens the way for the one who offers it and leads him to the presence of the great.
• 17. He who presents his case first appears to be right, until another comes and contradicts him.
• 18. The cast of lots resolves disputes and decides issues between the powerful.
• 19. An offended brother is more inaccessible than a fortified city; discussions are like locked doors in a citadel.
• 20. Man feeds on the fruit of his mouth; what your lips produce satisfies you.
• 21. The tongue has power over life and death; those who use it will reap the fruits of their words.
• 22. To find a wife is to get something excellent; It is a blessing bestowed by the Lord.
• 23. The poor beg for mercy, but the rich respond harshly.
• 24. He who has many friends may face ruin, but there is a friend more faithful than a brother.