Hebrew proverbs

Until your fortieth it is better to eat than to drink; afterwards it is vice versa.

Don't put your trust in princes, or the sons of men; there is no salvation in them.

If your son-in-law is good, you gained a son. if he is bad, you've lost a daughter.

Judge a man not by the words of his mother, but from the comments of his neighbors.

There are people who deserve paradise for their thoughts, and hell for their deeds.

I learned much from my teachers, more from my friends, and the most from my pupils.

If you receive pay, you cannot sit idle and if you sit idle, you cannot receive pay.

Don't be too sweet lest you be eaten up; don't be too bitter lest you be spewed out.

Three things have a flavor of the world to come: sabbath, the sun, and married love.

We must not appoint a leader over the community without first consulting the people.

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