I leave you the best proverbs of Solomon, son of King David and last King of the United Kingdom of Israel. Solomon is a biblical character who has various contributions to the Bible, such as Proverbs and Ecclesiastes.
Some of the themes that you can find in these proverbs are good and evil, fidelity to God, truth, justice and righteousness. You may also be interested in these Buddhist proverbs.
-Hate is a reason for dissension, but love covers all faults.
-Unrest depresses the heart of man, but a good word comforts him.
-To the fool it seems that his path is straight, but the wise hears advice.
-Listen to your father's instruction and do not reject your mother's teaching.
-Hatred produces more hatred; love forgives everything.
-Wisdom above all; acquire wisdom; and over all your possessions acquire intelligence.
-Watch your heart carefully, because from it springs the sources of life.
-Por eso quiero hacer las cosas con Calma y poder terminar Los trabajos pendientes; he who is wise restrains his tongue.
-The wounds caused by those who love you are preferable to the lying kisses of those who hate you.
-The ill-gotten wealth is useless, but justice frees from death.
-The people curse the one who hoards the wheat, but covers with blessings the one who sells it.
-The ignorant, if he is silent, will be considered a scholar, and will pass for a wise man if he does not open his lips.
-Fortuna gained quickly at the beginning, will not be blessed at the end.
-As vinegar to the teeth and smoke to the eyes, it is lazy for those who use it.
-The warned sees evil, and hides; yet the most simple pass and absorb the damage.
-The wise woman builds her house; the fool destroys it with her own hands.
-The storm passes and the wicked disappear, but the righteous remain firm forever.
-Refined silver is the tongue of the just; the heart of the wicked is worthless.
-Do not plot evil against your neighbor, while he lives confidently with you.
-Before the catastrophe there is pride, and before the fall, the haughty spirit.
-Cruel is the anger, and impetuous the fury; but who can stand before envy?
-The forewarned son supplies himself in the summer, but the scoundrel sleeps at harvest time.
-The salary of the righteous leads to life, the income of the wicked, to sin.
-The lips of the righteous ooze goodness; wickedness springs out of the mouth of the wicked.
-For lack of deliberation, plans fail; with many advisers, they are carried out.
-The righteous will never stumble; the wicked will not inhabit the earth.
-Good judgment is the source of life for those who possess it, but folly is the punishment of fools.
-When pride comes, disgrace also comes; but with the humble is wisdom.
-A peaceful heart is the life of the body, but envy corrodes the bones.
-A large people is the glory of the king, the lack of subjects is the ruin of the sovereign.
-He who cultivates his land will be satisfied with bread, but he who pursues chimeras is a fool.
-There is deception in the hearts of those who plot evil, and joy for those who give healthy advice.
-He who corrects an insolent attracts shame, and he who rebukes an evildoer, dishonor.
-Wisdom is worth more than pearls, and nothing appealing can match it.
- Badly acquired treasures are useless, but justice delivers from death.
-The man makes plans in his heart, but the Lord puts the answer on his lips.
-The gossip reveals the secrets, but the faithful man keeps the due reserve.
-Do not deny a benefit to those who need it as long as it is in your hands to do so.
-Whoever digs a hole will fall into it, and whoever rolls a stone will return on it.
-The kind tongue is a tree of life, the perverse tongue hurts the most alive.
-In the lips of the prudent there is wisdom; on the back of the lacking of judgment, only clubs.
-The unwary believe everything they say, but the prudent watches his steps.
-Don't envy the violent man or choose any of his ways.
-He who stingy the rod hates his son, he who loves him strives to correct him.
-The Lord does not leave the righteous without eating, but He frustrates the greed of the wicked.
-The one who measures his words is a man who knows, and the one who maintains his cool blood is intelligent.
-If someone returns bad for good, misery will not leave their home.
-Where there are no oxen, the stable is clean, but the strength of a bull is very profitable.
-The indolent hand impoverishes, but the laborious arm enriches.
-The wine is exciting and the turbulent drink: he who gets drunk will not become wise.
-He who takes time to get angry is worth more than a hero, and the owner of himself, more than a conqueror.
-He who loves correction loves science, and he who hates reproof is brutalized.
"Better a simple man who is self-sufficient than a boastful man who lacks bread."
-Keep prudence and reflection; that they do not leave your eyes. They will be life for your soul and grace for your neck.
-He of wise heart obeys orders, but the stupid and complaining is on the way to disaster.
-The righteous are crowned with blessings, but the mouth of the wicked conceals violence.
-Drink the water from your cistern and the one that flows from your own well.
-Whoever conducts himself with integrity walks safely; whoever walks in wrong steps will be discovered.
-The truthful lips remain forever, but the lying tongue only for an instant.
-The fool amuses himself with his bad behavior, but the wise man delights in wisdom.
-The future of the just is promising; the hope of the wicked fades.
-A fool immediately expresses his displeasure, but the prudent man conceals an affront.
-He who guards his mouth and his tongue guards his soul from anguish.
-He who commits adultery is a fool, he who acts like this ruins himself: what he will achieve are blows and infamy, and his reproach will never be erased.
-Keep wicked words away from you and put malice away from your lips.
-The way of the Lord is a refuge for the righteous and the ruin of evildoers.
-The heart knows its own bitterness and no stranger associates itself with its joy.
-The wise in heart accept the commandments, but the foolish lips go to perdition.
-Look carefully where you put your feet, and that all your ways be firm.
-A gentle response appeases anger, a hurtful word exacerbates anger.
-The one with lying lips conceals his hatred, and the one who spreads slander is a fool.
-The angry man commits crazy things, but the thoughtful man knows how to endure.
-The mouth of the righteous utters wisdom, but the wicked tongue will be cut off.
-The righteous detest lies, but the wicked cause shame and confusion.
-Wisdom surpasses foolishness, like light surpasses darkness.
-He who is wise treasures knowledge, but the mouth of the fool is an imminent danger.
-Even in laughter, the heart can have pain, and the end of joy can be sadness.
-It is better not to promise, than to promise and not fulfill.
-For the unfortunate, every day is bad, but the happy heart is always celebrating.
-He who oppresses the weak outrages his Creator; he who takes pity on the needy honors him.
-The wealth of the rich man is his bulwark; the poverty of the poor is their ruin.
-The fear of the Lord prolongs life, but the years of the wicked are shortened.
-The lips of the righteous guide many; fools die for want of judgment.
-He who attends to correction is on the way to life; he who rejects it is lost.
-The salary of the just is life; the gain of the wicked is sin.
-A bad emissary sinks into disgrace, but a faithful envoy restores health.
-The house of the wicked will be destroyed, but the tent of the upright will flourish.
-The memory of the righteous is a blessing, but the fame of the wicked will be the grazing of worms.
-The wise man fears evil and turns away from it, the fool is reckless and feels secure.
-The prudent man knows well what he is doing, but the fool goes on showing off his folly.
-A plate of vegetables with love is better than a fattened ox, but with hatred.
-What the wicked fears, that happens to him; what the just desire, that receives.
-Where words abound, sin is never lacking, the one who restrains his lips is a cautious man.
-The righteous are freed from danger and the wicked fall in his place.
-One gives generously and increases his assets, another saves more than necessary and ends up in poverty.
-He who trusts in his wealth withers, but the righteous will grow like foliage.
-The one who winks the eye causes suffering, the one who reprimands with frankness gives tranquility.
-Do not litigate with a man for no reason, if he has not caused you any harm.
-The wise son is the joy of his father; a foolish son is his mother's sorrow.
-The wise will inherit the glory, but the fools will bear the ignominy.
-The wise treasure science, but the mouth of the fool is an imminent ruin.
-Integrity guides upright men, but wickedness ruins traitors.
-The ill-gotten wealth is useless, but justice frees from death.