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1These are wise sayings from Solomon. He was a great king.

2These sayings help us learn wisdom. They show us what is right.

3These sayings teach us to do what is right. They teach us to be fair to everyone.

4These sayings help even young children. They help us make good choices.

5Wise people keep on listening. They never stop learning.

6These sayings help us understand hard things. God helps us understand.

7Respecting God is where wisdom begins. People who ignore God are foolish.

8Listen to what your father teaches you. Do not forget what your mother says.

9When you obey your parents, it is beautiful. It shows who you are on the inside.

10If someone asks you to do wrong, say no.

11Some people want to hurt those who did nothing wrong. Do not join them.

12They want to destroy others completely. Their hearts are cruel.

13They say, 'We will take what we want.' Taking from others is wrong.

14They say, 'Join us and do wrong together.' That is dangerous.

15Do not go with them. Stay on the right path.

16These people do not walk toward trouble. They run.

17Even birds avoid traps they can see. Listen to warnings.

18But evil people actually trap themselves. Their bad choices hurt them.

19Everyone who is greedy ends up hurt. Greed destroys people.

20Wisdom is like a person calling out loud. She wants everyone to hear.

21Wisdom calls out where many people are. She wants all people to hear.

22Wisdom asks: will you stay foolish? When will you choose to learn?

23Wisdom says: turn around and listen. God will fill you with understanding.

24Wisdom says: I have been calling to you. But you would not listen.

25They threw away God's good advice. They did not want to be taught.

26When trouble comes, wisdom says: I could not help you. You would not listen.

27Trouble can come fast, like a big storm. It can hurt very much.

28Then they will ask for wisdom. But it may be too late.

29This happened because they would not learn. They chose not to respect God.

30They did not want any advice. They hated being told they were wrong.

31So they got what they chose. Choices always come back to us.

32Foolish people walk away from wisdom. They end up getting hurt.

33Those who listen to wisdom will be safe. They will not be afraid.

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