Proverbs 22:4-6

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The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD is plenty and honor and a satisfying life. The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick; if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it. Point your kids in the right direction— when they’re old they won’t be lost.

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Proverbs 22:4-6 - The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD
is plenty and honor and a satisfying life.

The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick;
if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it.

Point your kids in the right direction—
when they’re old they won’t be lost.

Proverbs 22:4-6 - The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD
is plenty and honor and a satisfying life.

The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick;
if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it.

Point your kids in the right direction—
when they’re old they won’t be lost.

Proverbs 22:4-6 - The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD
is plenty and honor and a satisfying life.

The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick;
if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it.

Point your kids in the right direction—
when they’re old they won’t be lost.

Proverbs 22:4-6 - The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD
is plenty and honor and a satisfying life.

The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick;
if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it.

Point your kids in the right direction—
when they’re old they won’t be lost.

Proverbs 22:4-6 - The payoff for meekness and Fear-of-GOD
is plenty and honor and a satisfying life.

The perverse travel a dangerous road, potholed and mud-slick;
if you know what’s good for you, stay clear of it.

Point your kids in the right direction—
when they’re old they won’t be lost.