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Proverbs 17 is a chapter in the [[Book of Proverbs]] that speaks to the folly of fools, and the value of wisdom.  It also specifically warns against returning "evil for good".
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Proverbs 17 is a chapter in the [[Book of Proverbs]] that speaks to the folly of fools, and the value of wisdom.  It also specifically warns against returning "evil for good."
  
 
For example, verses 12 and 13 state:<ref>[[ESV]] version is quoted here.</ref>
 
For example, verses 12 and 13 state:<ref>[[ESV]] version is quoted here.</ref>

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Proverbs 17 is a chapter in the Book of Proverbs that speaks to the folly of fools, and the value of wisdom. It also specifically warns against returning "evil for good."

For example, verses 12 and 13 state:[1]

“
Let a man meet a she-bear robbed of her cubs

rather than a fool in his folly.
If anyone returns evil for good,
evil will not depart from his house.

”
  1. ↑ ESV version is quoted here.