Hebrew proverbs

These three are the marks of a Jew--a tender heart, self-respect, and charity.

More than the jewish people preserved the sabbath, the sabbath preserved them.

When a bribe enters through the front door, honesty departs through the window.

Three things please a man: a lovely home, a lovely wife, and lovely possessions.

Make not a fence more expensive or more important than the thing that is fenced.

A slanderer kills three: himself, his listener, and the person who was slandered.

The loftier and more distant the ideal, the greater its power to lift up the soul.

With a good son-in-law you gain a son, with a bad one you lose your daughter, too.

A person worries about the past, is upset about the present, and fears the future.

In a community, your reputation matters. in a strange place, your clothing counts.

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