Jewish Proverbs - page 12

When a life is at stake, don't follow the majority. (Jewish Proverb)
When the wise man gets angry, he stops being wise. View proverb
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When you're in a strange city, adopt its manners. View proverb
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From a limb that started sinning, all the troubles began. View proverb
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God made man upright, but man searched out many crooked devices. View proverb
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Till age six, your son is your master; until ten he's your servant; until sixteen, a wonderful adviser; from then on, he's either your friend or your enemy. View proverb
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Tread on thorns with your shoes on. View proverb
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He who takes his rank lightly raises his own dignity. View proverb
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Humor is an important asset: it means understanding and self-criticism. where humor is absent, you'll find small-mindedness. View proverb
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There are seventy ways of interpreting the bible. View proverb
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There is no greater beauty than that of logic. (Jewish Proverb)
There is one moral duty that moralists underrate almost criminally - the duty to enjoy god's world. View proverb
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Three need to be guarded: a patient, a groom, and a bride. View proverb
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Three things please a man: a lovely home, a lovely wife, and lovely possessions. View proverb
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If you don't walk after eating, your food remains undigested. View proverb
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If your son-in-law is good, you gained a son. if he is bad, you've lost a daughter. View proverb
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It cannot be true religion if it loves money. View proverb
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The thief who has no opportunity to steal thinks he is an honest man. View proverb
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The worst kind of person is one whose power of speech is greater than his power of thought. View proverb
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It's not the sin that maddens a person but the desire to do it. View proverb
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Just as people's faces are different, so are their opinions different. (Jewish Proverb)
Laziness likes to justify itself for not doing anything because it cannot do everything. View proverb
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Love blinds the eyes to faults, and hatred blinds the eyes to virtues. View proverb
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The book and the sword descended from heaven together. View proverb
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The greatest and rarest talent is to love everything good. View proverb
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