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The preparations of the heart belong to man. Where does the answer of the tongue come from? (16:1)
A. The Lord
B. The mind
C. The soul
D. The spirit |
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The ways of a man are clear in his own sight, but what does the Lord weigh? (16:2)
A. Words
B. Possessions
C. Spirits
D. Beliefs |
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What will happen when you commit your works to the Lord? (16:3)
A. Your thoughts will be established
B. No one knows
C. Blessings will come down
D. You can rest |
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| A. Your thoughts will be established |
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Why did the Lord make everything? (16:4)
A. He was bored
B. For its own purpose
C. To impress man
D. For Himself |
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For what have the wicked been made? (16:4)
A. Entertainment
B. Ruin
C. Nothing
D. The day of doom |
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Who is said to be an abomination to the Lord? (16:5)
A. The beautiful
B. The ugly
C. The proud in heart
D. The Egyptian |
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By what is iniquity atoned? (16:6)
A. Hard work
B. Wisdom
C. Punishment
D. Mercy and truth |
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What keeps one from evil? (16:6)
A. Fear of the Lord
B. Fear of parents
C. Fear of punishment
D. Fear of the king |
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Who makes a man’s enemies to be at peace with him? (16:7)
A. The king
B. His neighbor
C. Himself
D. No one |
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Why are a man’s enemies at peace with him? (16:7)
A. Because he asks
B. He deserves it
C. He kills them
D. His ways are pleasing to the Lord |
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| D. His ways are pleasing to the Lord |
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A little righteousness is better than great riches without what? (16:8)
A. Friends
B. Justice
C. Sorrow
D. Sickness |
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What plans a man’s way? (16:9)
A. His heart
B. His soul
C. His mind
D. His feet |
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Which of the following is said to direct the steps of a man? (16:9)
A. His heart
B. His mind
C. His heart and mind
D. The Lord |
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Divination is on the lips of whom? (16:10)
A. The king
B. The prophet
C. The priest
D. The high priest |
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What kind of weights and scales belong to the Lord? (16:11)
A. Honest
B. Gold
C. Wise
D. Broken |
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What in the bag is/are the Lord’s work? (16:11)
A. Money
B. Food
C. Weights
D. Commandments |
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It is an abomination for kings to do what? (16:12)
A. Weep
B. Lose a battle
C. Commit wickedness
D. Offer sacrifices |
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By what is the king’s throne established? (16:12)
A. Power
B. The temple
C. A rock
D. Righteousness |
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Who is loved by the king? (16:13)
A. The princes
B. Those who speak right
C. Those who listen well
D. The poor |
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What are the delight of kings? (16:13)
A. Nations
B. Wars
C. Righteous lips
D. Circumcised hearts |
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What is like messengers of death? (16:14)
A. The wrath of a king
B. Unkind words
C. Poverty
D. A pride of lions |
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Who will seek to appease the wrath of the king? (16:14)
A. The fool
B. The wise man
C. The prince
D. The queen |
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What is said to be found in the light of a king’s face? (16:15)
A. Wealth
B. Health
C. Anger
D. Life |
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What is the favor of the king said to be like? (16:16)
A. A cloud
B. The dew
C. The sun
D. Glistening gold |
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What is said to be better than gold and silver? (16:16)
A. Health
B. Wisdom and understanding
C. Friends
D. Age |
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| B. Wisdom and understanding |
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What is the highway of the upright? (16:17)
A. Happiness
B. To depart from evil
C. A long, winding road
D. An uncertain way |
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What can one do to preserve one’s soul? (16:17)
A. Rest well
B. Retire early
C. Give generously
D. Keep his way |
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What follows pride? (16:18)
A. Love
B. Joy
C. Destruction
D. Princes |
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What is better than dividing the spoil with the proud? (16:19)
A. Being of a humble spirit with the lowly
B. Resting after a hard day’s work
C. Going without food
D. Wandering in a foreign land |
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| A. Being of a humble spirit with the lowly |
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What will the one who gives attention to the word find? (16:20)
A. Good
B. Gold
C. Health
D. Friends |
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Who is happy? (16:20)
A. He who trusts in the Lord
B. He who trusts in himself
C. He who trusts in riches
D. He who trusts in man |
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| A. He who trust in the Lord |
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Who will be called prudent? (16:21)
A. Thieves
B. The wise in heart
C. The foolish in heart
D. Kings |
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What about the lips increases learning? (16:21)
A. Laughter
B. Tears
C. Nothing
D. Sweetness |
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Which of the following is a wellspring of life? (16:22)
A. Water
B. Choice morsels
C. Age
D. Understanding |
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What is the correction of fools? (16:22)
A. Love
B. Folly
C. Wisdom
D. Laziness |
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What does the heart of the wise man teach? (16:23)
A. His feet
B. His mouth
C. His hands
D. His children |
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What are pleasant words said to be like? (16:24)
A. A sword
B. Great riches
C. Precious jewels
D. A honeycomb |
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Which of the following is said to be sweetness to the soul and health to the bones? (16:24)
A. Love
B. Milk and honey
C. Friends
D. Pleasant words |
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Which of the following is said of the way of death? (16:25)
A. It is clearly marked
B. It is hard
C. It may seem right
D. It is easy |
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What drives the worker to keep on working? (16:26)
A. His parents
B. His children
C. His anger
D. His hungry mouth |
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What kind of man digs up evil? (16:27)
A. A kind man
B. An ungodly man
C. A working man
D. A wise man |
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What are the words of an ungodly man said to be like? (16:27)
A. A honeycomb
B. Useless
C. A raging flood
D. A burning fire |
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What does a perverse man sow? (16:28)
A. Joy
B. Strife
C. Sadness
D. Good news |
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Who separates the best of friends? (16:28)
A. Parents
B. Whisperers
C. Friends
D. Greed |
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Who entices his neighbor and leads him in the way that is not good? (16:29)
A. A violent man
B. A crazy man
C. A wise man
D. A thief |
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Why does a man wink his eyes? (16:30)
A. To devise perverse things
B. To get attention
C. To show favor
D. To gain wisdom |
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| A. To devise perverse things |
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What is the fruit of one who purses his lips? (16:30)
A. Evil
B. Good
C. Wisdom
D. Love |
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What kind of head is a crown of glory? (16:31)
A. A dark head
B. A silver-haired head
C. A bald head
D. A dead head |
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Who is better than the mighty? (16:32)
A. The weak
B. The meek
C. Those slow to anger
D. The dead |
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Who is better than the man who takes a city? (16:32)
A. One who rules a state
B. One who rules the country
C. One who rules the world
D. One who rules his spirit |
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| D. One who rules his spirit |
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What is used to seek a decision from the Lord? (16:33)
A. An arrow
B. A rock
C. A lot
D. A stick |
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