Proverbs 20:16-25

¹⁶Take thou away the cloth of him that was a borrow of another man; and for strangers take thou away a wed from him.

¹⁷The bread of a leasing, that is, gotten by a leasing, is sweet to a man; and afterward his mouth shall be filled with reckoning or with little pebble stones.

¹⁸Thoughts be made strong by counsels; and battles shall be treated by governances.

¹⁹Be thou not meddled or mingled with him that showeth privates, and goeth guilefully, and alargeth his lips.

²⁰The light of him that curseth his father and mother, shall be quenched in the midst of darknesses.

²¹Heritage to which men hasteth in the beginning, shall want blessing in the last time.

²²Say thou not, I shall yield evil for evil; abide thou the Lord, and he shall deliver thee.

²³Abomination with God is weight and weight; a guileful balance is not good.

²⁴The steps of man be dressed of the Lord; who forsooth of men may understand his way?

²⁵Falling of man is to make avow or vow to saints, and afterward to withdraw the vows.