Proverbs 30
- Dis na di words of Agur, son of Jakeh,—even hin words. Dis man follow Ithiel tok—even to ithiel plus Ucal sey: “Chai, Baba-God, I don taya, and I no get power again.
- “Na me surely no-get-sense pass among men; I no get common sense wey men get.
- I no learn how to use my common sense, and I no know anytin about Baba-God.
- Who don go heaven con come back? Who fit catch breeze for hin hand?
- Or dem go high—com fashi di law, and bend di justice of pipo wey dey suffer.
- Give ogogoro to pipo wey dey kpeme, and give wine to pipo wey dey feel pain.
- Make he drink, con forget hin poverty, and fashi dat tin wey dey worry hin mind.
- “Tok for those pipo wey no get mouth to tok, tok about di rights of those pipo wey dey face death.
- Open your mouth to give righteous judgement, fight for poor pipo, plus pipo wey need epp.” Woman Wey Dey Behave Well
- Who fit fyne wife wey get beta character? She get value pass rubies.
- Her husband believe her well-well, and she dey give am everi beta tin wey he want.
- All di days of her life, she dey show am good tins, no be tins wey go wound am.
- She dey select wool and flax, and she dey enjoy her handwork.
- She be like ship for water—wey dey bring market from far-far.
- She dey wake up for night to arrange food for her family, and her house-girls.
- She see land wey she like, she pay for am—from her moni wey she don make—she start her grape-farm.
- She strong kakaraka, and she dey hustle well-well wit her hand.
- She know sey her business dey move, and her lamp no dey off for night.
- She dey use her hand make her cloth, and she dey weave her own cloth.
- She sabi give poor pipo tins, and she dey give pipo wey need epp.
- Wen cold dey, she no dey fear for her family, becos all of dem get sweater.
- She dey make her own bed sheet; she dey wear fine linen cloth and purple gown.
- Dem dey respect her husband for di gate of di city, wen he dey sidon wit di senior-men of di land.
- She dey make linen dress wey she dey sell, and she dey supply girdle for market-pipo.
- She wear power and respect for body, and she go happy for future.
- She dey tok wit wisdom, and beta words nahin dey for her mouth.
- She dey take care of all her family mata, and she no dey chop di bread of laziness.
- Her pikin go stand up con tok sey she be blessing, and her husband sef go cut-cap for her:
- “Plenty women dey do well, but your level pass all of dem.”
- Fine-fine-tins fit deceive pesin, and beauty dey fade, but make dem cut-cap for woman wey dey fear Baba-God.
- Give her di reward wey she suppose get, and her hustle go make pipo cut-cap for her for publik.
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