Proverbs 1:7-8

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To have knowledge, you must first have reverence for the LORD. Stupid people have no respect for wisdom and refuse to learn. Pay attention to what your father and mother tell you, my child.

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Proverbs 1:7-8 - To have knowledge, you must first have reverence for the LORD. Stupid people have no respect for wisdom and refuse to learn.
Pay attention to what your father and mother tell you, my child.

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