120 Short Bible Verses (8 Words) From Proverbs
✨ 120 Short Verses (8 Words) from Proverbs
π§ Wisdom & Understanding
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Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom. (4:7)
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Get understanding, and forsake it not; keep wisdom. (4:7)
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The fear of the Lord is true knowledge. (1:7)
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Wise men lay up knowledge, fools despise instruction. (10:14)
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In the multitude of counselors there is safety. (11:14)
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The way of wisdom is a tree of life. (3:18)
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A wise man will hear and increase learning. (1:5)
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Happy is the man that finds wisdom. (3:13)
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Understanding is a fountain of life to him. (16:22)
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The lips of knowledge are a precious jewel. (20:15)
π Trust & Fear of the Lord
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Trust in the Lord with all your heart. (3:5)
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Lean not on your own understanding, trust God. (3:5)
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In all your ways acknowledge Him, He directs. (3:6)
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Honor the Lord with your substance, first fruits. (3:9)
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Fear the Lord, and depart from all evil. (3:7)
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By humility and fear comes riches and honor. (22:4)
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Fear of the Lord prolongs life with peace. (10:27)
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The fear of the Lord is strong confidence. (14:26)
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The Lord will not let the righteous hunger. (10:3)
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Commit your works to the Lord for success. (16:3)
π Speech & Words
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Death and life are in the tongue. (18:21)
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A soft answer turns away wrath every time. (15:1)
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Harsh words stir up anger without any cause. (15:1)
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Pleasant words are like honey, sweet to soul. (16:24)
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Lying lips are abomination to the Lord. (12:22)
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The tongue of the wise brings healing quickly. (12:18)
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The mouth of the righteous is a fountain. (10:11)
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A fool vents all his feelings without control. (29:11)
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The lips of the righteous feed many souls. (10:21)
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He that guards his mouth keeps his soul. (21:23)
❤️ Character & Conduct
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The righteous are bold as a strong lion. (28:1)
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The wicked flee when no man pursues them. (28:1)
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Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit falls. (16:18)
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Better a humble spirit than proud riches. (16:19)
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A faithful man shall abound with great blessings. (28:20)
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He that walks uprightly walks surely and safely. (10:9)
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Integrity of the upright shall guide their way. (11:3)
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The merciful man does good to his soul. (11:17)
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He that covers sins seeks love, not strife. (17:9)
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He that rules his spirit is better, strong. (16:32)
πͺ Relationships & Family
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A friend loves at all times, never failing. (17:17)
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A brother is born for adversity and hardship. (17:17)
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Iron sharpens iron; so a man sharpens friend. (27:17)
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The heart of her husband safely trusts in her. (31:11)
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A virtuous woman is a crown to husband. (12:4)
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Foolish children bring grief to their own parents. (17:25)
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Children’s children are the crown of old men. (17:6)
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The glory of children are their fathers always. (17:6)
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Train up a child in the right way. (22:6)
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A foolish son is heaviness to his mother. (10:1)
⚖️ Righteousness & Justice
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Righteousness exalts a nation; sin is a reproach. (14:34)
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The Lord delights in just weights and balances. (11:1)
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The just man walks in his integrity daily. (20:7)
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Wickedness shall never deliver him that practices it. (11:6)
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Evil pursues sinners, but good rewards the righteous. (13:21)
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The house of the wicked shall be overthrown. (14:11)
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Light of the righteous rejoices, lamp of wicked out. (13:9)
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The way of the wicked is dark and slippery. (4:19)
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The memory of the just is forever blessed. (10:7)
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The expectation of the wicked shall perish quickly. (10:28)
πΏ Work & Diligence
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The hand of the diligent shall bear rule. (12:24)
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The soul of the diligent shall be made fat. (13:4)
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The desire of the slothful kills him slowly. (21:25)
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The sluggard turns on his bed like hinges. (26:14)
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The lazy man says, there is a lion. (22:13)
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Poverty comes as a traveler to the sluggard. (6:11)
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He that tills his land shall have plenty bread. (28:19)
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Love not sleep, lest you come to poverty. (20:13)
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The thoughts of the diligent lead surely to profit. (21:5)
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Mere talk leads to poverty without any gain. (14:23)
π± Correction & Instruction
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He that hates correction shall die without wisdom. (15:10)
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He that loves instruction loves knowledge and wisdom. (12:1)
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Fool despises his father’s instruction, hates reproof. (15:5)
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Correction is grievous to him that forsakes way. (15:10)
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Rebuke a wise man, and he will love. (9:8)
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Speak not in ears of a foolish scorner. (23:9)
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He that spares rod hates his own son. (13:24)
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The rod of correction drives folly far away. (22:15)
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Train a child early, he will not depart. (22:6)
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Hear counsel, receive instruction, that you may be wise. (19:20)
π Hope & Encouragement
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Hope deferred makes the heart sick with sorrow. (13:12)
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A merry heart does good like medicine. (17:22)
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A joyful heart makes a cheerful face daily. (15:13)
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The path of the just shines brighter daily. (4:18)
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The righteous shall never be removed, firmly established. (10:30)
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The desire of the righteous shall be granted. (10:24)
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Light shines on the righteous, lamp extinguished wicked. (13:9)
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The Lord hears the prayers of the righteous. (15:29)
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The righteous eats to satisfying of his soul. (13:25)
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The righteous have everlasting remembrance, the wicked forgotten. (10:7)
π‘️ Protection & Safety
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The name of the Lord is a tower. (18:10)
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The righteous run into it and are safe. (18:10)
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The Lord is a shield unto them that trust. (30:5)
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He keeps the paths of judgment, preserves saints. (2:8)
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The horse is prepared against battle, safety Lord’s. (21:31)
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The righteous fall seven times, yet rise again. (24:16)
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The wicked shall fall into their own mischief. (11:5)
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Evil men shall bow before the good. (14:19)
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The Lord is a stronghold in times of trouble. (18:10)
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Safety is of the Lord, not human preparation. (21:31)
π Miscellaneous Gems
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Better is a little with righteousness than wealth. (16:8)
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Better a dry morsel with quietness than strife. (17:1)
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A good name is better than great riches. (22:1)
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Rich and poor meet together, God made both. (22:2)
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A prudent wife is from the Lord above. (19:14)
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He that is slow to anger is mighty. (16:32)
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A faithful spirit conceals a matter in friendship. (11:13)
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A gift makes room for a man. (18:16)
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Better is open rebuke than secret love. (27:5)
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Gray hair is a crown of glory. (16:31)
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He that loves pleasure shall be poor. (21:17)
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Wealth adds many friends, poor separated from neighbor. (19:4)
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He that waters shall be watered also himself. (11:25)
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The borrower is servant to the lender always. (22:7)
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The rich rules over the poor continually. (22:7)
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The blessing of the Lord makes one rich. (10:22)
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The eyes of the Lord are everywhere beholding. (15:3)
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A man’s pride shall bring him very low. (29:23)
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The way of transgressors is hard without peace. (13:15)
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The fear of man brings a snare. (29:25)
✅ That’s a full set of 120 verses (8 words each) — grouped into themes for easy use. They’re excellent for devotional cards, study tools, journaling prompts, or memorization challenges.
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