Pr.26.1
26:1 It is not fitting to give honor to fools.
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Pr.26.10
26:10 A fool or a bystander might easily be lazy (see 10:4-6) or incompetent (see 26:6-7). An employer should beware!
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Pr.26.11
26:11 Even when foolishness brings terrible consequences, a fool persists in it (17:10; see also 2 Pet 2:22).
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Pr.26.12
26:12 Fools have hope because they might recognize their folly and seek advice. However, those who think they are wise will remain ignorant.
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