Hebrew ProverbsDefinitions

The Adverb is that which God delights in more than in nouns.

Blood is the originating cause of all men’s diseases.

Borrowing is the mother of trouble.

Charity is the spice of riches.

A Deed is more about the how than the what — God is more delighted in adverbs than in nouns.

Friendship confides the secret and love divulges it.

Friendship draws men together, just as self-interest separates them.

Influence is a powerful thing — two dry sticks will set on fire one green.

Jerusalem is Ten measures of beauty came into the world; Jerusalem received nine measures, and the rest of the world one.

Modesty is sandals for the feet, just as wisdom is a crown for the head.

Old age is a crown of nettles, just as youth is a crown of roses.