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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)





            man's whole body. Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the

            well spring of life. Put away per ver si ty from your mouth; keep
            cor rupt talk far from your lips. Let your eyes look straight
            ahead, fix your gaze di rect ly be fore you. Make lev el paths for
            your feet and take on ly ways that are firm. Do not swerve to the
            right or the left; keep your foot from evil. (Proverbs, 4:1-27)


            My son, pay at ten tion to my wis dom, lis ten well to my words of
            in sight, that you may main tain dis cre tion and your lips may pre -
            serve knowl edge... Now then, my sons, lis ten to me; do not turn
            aside from what I say... At the end of your life you will groan,
            when your flesh and body are spent. You will say, "How I hat ed
            dis ci pline! How my heart spurned cor rec tion! I would not obey
            my teach ers or lis ten to my in struct ors... For a man's ways are in
            full view of the Lord, and He ex am ines all his paths. The evil
            deeds of a wick ed man en snare him; the cords of his sin hold him

            fast. He will die for lack of dis ci pline, led astray by his own great
            fol ly. (Proverbs, 5:1-23)

            Go to the ant, you slug gard; con sid er its ways and be wise!...
            How long will you lie there, you slug gard? When will you get up

            from your sleep? A lit tle sleep, a lit tle slum ber, a lit tle fold ing of
            the hands to rest and pov er ty will come on you like a ban dit and
            scar ci ty like an armed man. A scoun drel and vil lain, who goes
            about with a cor rupt mouth, who winks with his eye, sig nals with
            his feet and mo tions with his fin gers, who plots evil with de ceit
            in his heart—he al ways stirs up dis sen sion. Therefore dis as ter
            will over take him in an in stant; he will sud den ly be de stroyed—

            with out rem e dy... The Lord dis likes... haugh ty eyes, a ly ing
            tongue, hands that shed in no cent blood, a heart that de vis es
            wick ed schemes, feet that are quick to rush in to evil, a false wit -





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