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{"original_content": " 527 PSALMS 101-102\n  I cannot tolerate anyone\n  with haughty eyes or an arrogant heart. 6 My eyes favor the faithful of the land\n  so that they may sit down with me. The one who follows the way \nof integrity\n  may serve me. 7 No one who acts deceitfully\n  will live in my palace;\n  the one who tells lies\n  will not be retained here to guide me. a\n 8 Every morning I will destroy\n  all the wicked of the land,\n  wiping out all evildoers \nfrom the Lord\u2019s city . AFFLICTION IN LIGHT OF ETERNITY\n102 \nA prayer of a suffering person who is weak \nand pours out his lament before the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What characteristics does the speaker refuse to tolerate in others?\",\n    \"Who is favored by the speaker to sit down with them?\",\n    \"What action does the speaker commit to every morning regarding the wicked?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "1 Lord, hear my prayer;\n  let my cry for help come before you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2 Do not hide your face from me \nin my day of trouble.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Listen closely to me;\n  answer me quickly when I call. 3 For my days vanish like smoke,\n  and my bones burn like a furnace. 4 My heart is suffering, \nwithered like grass;\n  I even forget to eat my food. 5 Because of the sound of my groaning,\n  my flesh sticks to my bones. 6 I am like an eagle owl,\n  like a little owl among the ruins. 7 I stay awake;\n  I am like a solitary bird on a roof. 8 My enemies taunt me all day long;\n  they ridicule and use my name \nas a curse. 9 I eat ashes like bread\n  and mingle my drinks with tears\n 10 because of your indignation and wrath;\n  for you have picked me up \nand thrown me aside. 11 My days are like a lengthening shadow ,\n  and I wither away like grass. 12 But you, Lord, are enthroned forever;\n  your fame endures to all generations. 13 You will rise up and have compassion \non Zion,\n  for it is time to show favor to her \u2014\n  the appointed time has come. 14 For your servants take delight \nin its stones\n  and favor its dust. 15 Then the nations will fear the name \nof the Lord,\n  and all the kings of the earth your glory ,\n 16 for the Lord will rebuild Zion;\n  he will appear in his glory . 17 He will pay attention to the prayer \nof the destitute\n  and will not despise their prayer. 18 This will be written \nfor a later generation,\n  and a people who have not yet \nbeen created will praise the Lord:\n 19 He looked down from \nhis holy heights \u2014\n  the Lord gazed out from heaven \nto earth \u2014\n 20 to hear a prisoner\u2019s groaning,\n  to set free those condemned to die,  b\n 21 so that they might declare\n  the name of the Lord in Zion\n  and his praise in Jerusalem,\n 22 when peoples and kingdoms \nare assembled\n  to serve the Lord. 23 He has broken my c strength \nin midcourse;\n  he has shortened my days.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker compare their heart to in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions will the Lord take regarding Zion according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their current state of being in relation to their enemies?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 I say: \u201cMy God, do not take me\n  in the middle of my life! d\n  Your years continue \nthrough all generations. 25 Long ago you established the earth,\n  and the heavens are the work \nof your hands. 26 They will perish, but you will endure;\n  all of them will wear out like clothing. You will change them like a garment,\n  and they will pass away .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask God not to do?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what will happen to the earth and the heavens?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the endurance of God in relation to creation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 But you are the same,\n  and your years will never end. 28 Your servants\u2019 children \nwill dwell securely ,\n  and their offspring will be established \nbefore you.\u201d\na101:7 Lit be established in front of my eyes   b102:20 Lit free sons of death   c102:23 Some Hb mss, LXX read his    \nd102:24 Lit my days\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   527 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 536, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 103-104 528\nTHE FORGIVING GOD\n103 \nOf David. My soul, bless the Lord,\n  and all that is within me, bless \nhis holy name.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 537, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the main theme expressed in Psalms 103-104?\", \"Who is the author of the excerpt from Psalms 103?\", \"What does the speaker encourage their soul to do in Psalms 103?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "2 My soul, bless the Lord,\n  and do not forget all his benefits. 3 He forgives all your iniquity;\n  he heals all your diseases. 4 He redeems your life from the Pit;\n  he crowns you with faithful love \nand compassion. 5 He satisfies you a with good things;\n  your youth is renewed like the eagle. 6 The Lord executes acts of righteousness\n  and justice for all the oppressed. 7 He revealed his ways to Moses,\n  his deeds to the people of Israel. 8 The Lord is compassionate \nand gracious,\n  slow to anger and abounding \nin faithful love. 9 He will not always accuse us\n  or be angry forever. 10 He has not dealt with us as \nour sins deserve\n  or repaid us according to our iniquities. 11 For as high as the heavens are above \nthe earth,\n  so great is his faithful love\n  toward those who fear him. 12 As far as the east is from the west,\n  so far has he removed\n  our transgressions from us. 13 As a father has compassion \non his children,\n  so the Lord has compassion on those \nwho fear him. 14 For he knows what we are made of,\n  remembering that we are dust. 15 As for man, his days are like grass \u2014\n  he blooms like a flower of the field;\n 16 when the wind passes over it, \nit vanishes,\n  and its place is no longer known. b\n 17 But from eternity to eternity\n  the Lord\u2019s faithful love is toward \nthose who fear him,\n  and his righteousness toward the   \ngrandchildren\n 18 of those who keep his covenant,\n  who remember to observe his precepts.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 537, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord do for those who fear him according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the Lord's compassion in relation to humanity?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the fleeting nature of man's life?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19 The Lord has established his throne \nin heaven,\n  and his kingdom rules over all.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 537, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What has the Lord established in heaven?\", \"What does the Lord's kingdom do according to the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "20 Bless the Lord,\n  all his angels of great strength,\n  who do his word,\n  obedient to his command. 21 Bless the Lord, all his armies,\n  his servants who do his will. 22 Bless the Lord, all his works\n  in all the places where he rules. My soul, bless the Lord! GOD THE CREATOR\n104 \nMy soul, bless the Lord! Lord my God, you are very great;\n  you are clothed with majesty \nand splendor. 2 He wraps himself in light as if it were \na robe,\n  spreading out the sky like a canopy ,\n 3 laying the beams of his palace\n  on the waters above,\n  making the clouds his chariot,\n  walking on the wings of the wind,\n 4 and making the winds his messengers,  c\n  flames of fire his servants. 5 He established the earth \non its foundations;\n  it will never be shaken.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 537, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say about the angels and their relationship with God's commands?\",\n    \"How is God described in terms of his appearance and majesty in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe God's actions and presence in the natural world?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 You covered it with the deep\n  as if it were a garment;\n  the water stood above the mountains. 7 At your rebuke the water fled;\n  at the sound of your thunder \nthey hurried away \u2014\n 8 mountains rose and valleys sank  d \u2014\n  to the place you established for them. 9 You set a boundary they cannot cross;\n  they will never cover the earth again. 10 He causes the springs to gush \ninto the valleys;\n  they flow between the mountains. 11 They supply water for every wild beast;\n  the wild donkeys quench their thirst. a103:5 Lit satisfies your ornament ; Hb obscure   b103:16 Lit place no longer knows it   c104:4 Or angels   d104:7-8 Or away.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 537, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to the water at the sound of your thunder?\",\n    \"What do the springs supply water for?\",\n    \"What is established as a boundary for the water?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 529 PSALMS 104-105\n 12 The birds of the sky live \nbeside the springs;\n  they make their voices heard \namong the foliage. 13 He waters the mountains \nfrom his palace;\n  the earth is satisfied by the fruit \nof your labor. 14 He causes grass to grow \nfor the livestock\n  and provides crops for man to cultivate,\n  producing food from the earth,\n 15 wine that makes human hearts glad \u2014\n  making his face shine with oil \u2014\n  and bread that sustains human hearts. 16 The trees of the Lord flourish,  a\n  the cedars of Lebanon that he planted.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the birds of the sky do beside the springs?\",\n    \"What does God provide for man to cultivate according to Psalms 104-105?\",\n    \"How does the text describe the effect of wine on human hearts?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "17 There the birds make their nests;\n  storks make their homes \nin the pine trees. 18 The high mountains are \nfor the wild goats;\n  the cliffs are a refuge for hyraxes. 19 He made the moon to mark \nthe b festivals; c\n  the sun knows when to set. 20 You bring darkness, \nand it becomes night,\n  when all the forest animals stir. 21 The young lions roar for their prey\n  and seek their food from God. 22 The sun rises; they go back\n  and lie down in their dens. 23 Man goes out to his work\n  and to his labor until evening. 24 How countless are your works, Lord! In wisdom you have made them all;\n  the earth is full of your creatures. d\n 25 Here is the sea, vast and wide,\n  teeming with creatures \nbeyond number \u2014\n  living things both large and small. 26 There the ships move about,\n  and Leviathan, which you formed \nto play there. 27 All of them wait for you\n  to give them their food at the right time.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What creatures make their nests in the pine trees?\",\n    \"What do the young lions seek for their prey?\",\n    \"Who brings darkness and when does it become night?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "28 When you give it to them,\n  they gather it;\n  when you open your hand,\n  they are satisfied with good things. 29 When you hide your face,\n  they are terrified;\n  when you take away their breath,\n  they die and return to the dust. 30 When you send your breath,  e\n  they are created,\n  and you renew the surface \nof the ground. 31 May the glory of the Lord  \nendure forever;\n  may the Lord rejoice in his works. 32 He looks at the earth, and it trembles;\n  he touches the mountains,\n  and they pour out smoke. 33 I will sing to the Lord all my life;\n  I will sing praise to my God while I live. 34 May my meditation be pleasing to him;\n  I will rejoice in the Lord. 35 May sinners vanish from the earth\n  and wicked people be no more. My soul, bless the Lord!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to living beings when God hides his face from them?\",\n    \"What does the psalmist intend to do for the Lord throughout his life?\",\n    \"How does the earth respond when the Lord looks at it?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! GOD\u2019S FAITHFULNESS TO HIS PEOPLE\n105 \nGive thanks to the Lord, call on  \n his name;\n  proclaim his deeds among the peoples. 2 Sing to him, sing praise to him;\n  tell about all his wondrous works!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should people do to express their gratitude to the Lord according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions are suggested to proclaim God's deeds among the peoples?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Honor his holy name;\n  let the hearts of those who seek the \nLord rejoice. 4 Seek the Lord and his strength;\n  seek his face always. 5 Remember the wondrous works \nhe has done,\n  his wonders, and the judgments   \nhe has pronounced,  f\n 6 you offspring of Abraham his servant,\n  Jacob\u2019s descendants  \u2014  \nhis chosen ones.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should the hearts of those who seek the Lord do?\",\n    \"Who are referred to as the chosen ones in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What are the people encouraged to remember in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 He is the Lord our God;\n  his judgments govern the whole earth. 8 He remembers his covenant forever,\n  the promise he ordained\n  for a thousand generations \u2014\na104:16 Lit are satisfied   b104:19 Lit moon for   c104:19 Or the appointed times   d104:24 Lit possessions   e104:30 Or Spirit   \nf105:5 Lit judgments of his mouth\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   529 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 538, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt state about God's judgments?\",\n    \"For how many generations does God remember his covenant?\",\n    \"What is indicated by the phrase 'the promise he ordained' in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 105-106 530\n 9 the covenant he made with Abraham,\n  swore  a to Isaac,\n 10 and confirmed to Jacob as a decree\n  and to Israel as a permanent covenant:\n 11 \u201cI will give the land of Canaan to you\n  as your inherited portion.\u201d\n 12 When they were few in number,\n  very few indeed,\n  and resident aliens in Canaan,\n 13 wandering from nation to nation\n  and from one kingdom to another,\n 14 he allowed no one to oppress them;\n  he rebuked kings on their behalf:\n 15 \u201cDo not touch my anointed ones,\n  or harm my prophets.\u201d\n 16 He called down famine against the land\n  and destroyed the entire food supply . 17 He had sent a man ahead of them \u2014\n  Joseph, who was sold as a slave.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What land did God promise to give as an inherited portion?\",\n    \"Who was sent ahead of the people and was sold as a slave?\",\n    \"What did God do to protect his anointed ones according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 They hurt his feet with shackles;\n  his neck was put in an iron collar. 19 Until the time his prediction came true,\n  the word of the Lord tested him. 20 The king sent for him and released him;\n  the ruler of peoples set him free.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What was placed on his feet and neck as a form of punishment?\", \"Who sent for him and released him?\", \"What tested him until the time his prediction came true?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "21 He made him master of his household,\n  ruler over all his possessions \u2014\n 22 binding b his officials at will\n  and instructing his elders. 23 Then Israel went to Egypt;\n  Jacob lived as an alien in the land \nof Ham. c\n 24 The Lord d made his people \nvery fruitful;\n  he made them more numerous \nthan their foes,\n 25 whose hearts he turned to hate \nhis people\n  and to deal deceptively \nwith his servants. 26 He sent Moses his servant,\n  and Aaron, whom he had chosen.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who did the Lord send as his servant?\",\n    \"What did the Lord do to his people in Egypt?\",\n    \"Who was made master of the household and ruler over possessions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 They performed his miraculous signs \namong them,\n  and wonders in the land of Ham. 28 He sent darkness, \nand it became dark \u2014\n  for did they not defy his commands? 29 He turned their water into blood\n  and caused their fish to die. 30 Their land was overrun with frogs,\n  even in their royal chambers. 31 He spoke, and insects came \u2014\n  gnats throughout their country . 32 He gave them hail for rain,\n  and lightning throughout their land. 33 He struck their vines and fig trees\n  and shattered the trees \nof their territory . 34 He spoke, and locusts came \u2014\n  young locusts without number. 35 They devoured all the vegetation \nin their land\n  and consumed the produce \nof their land. 36 He struck all the firstborn in their land,\n  all their first progeny . 37 Then he brought Israel out with silver \nand gold,\n  and no one among his tribes stumbled. 38 Egypt was glad when they left,\n  for the dread of Israel  e had fallen \non them. 39 He spread a cloud as a covering\n  and gave a fire to light up the night. 40 They asked, and he brought quail\n  and satisfied them with bread \nfrom heaven. 41 He opened a rock, and water \ngushed out;\n  it flowed like a stream in the desert. 42 For he remembered his holy promise\n  to Abraham his servant. 43 He brought his people out \nwith rejoicing,\n  his chosen ones with shouts of joy . 44 He gave them the lands of the nations,\n  and they inherited\n  what other peoples had worked for. 45 All this happened\n  so that they might keep his statutes\n  and obey his instructions.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What miraculous signs did he perform among the people in the land of Ham?\",\n    \"What was the reaction of Egypt when Israel left?\",\n    \"What did he provide to the people in the desert after bringing them out of Egypt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! ISRAEL \u2019S UNFAITHFULNESS TO GOD\n106 \nHallelujah! Give thanks to the Lord, \nfor he is good;\n  his faithful love endures forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2 Who can declare the Lord\u2019s mighty acts\n  or proclaim all the praise due him? a105:9 Lit and his oath   b105:22 LXX, Syr , Vg read teaching   c105:23 = Egypt, also in v . 27   d105:24 Lit He   e105:38 Lit them\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   530 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 539, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 531 PSALM 106\n 3 How happy are those \nwho uphold justice,\n  who practice righteousness at all times. 4 Remember me, Lord,\n  when you show favor to your people.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 540, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does Psalm 106:3 say about those who uphold justice?\", \"What does Psalm 106:4 request from the Lord?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Come to me with your salvation\n 5 so that I may enjoy the prosperity\n  of your chosen ones,\n  rejoice in the joy of your nation,\n  and boast about your heritage. 6 Both we and our fathers have sinned;\n  we have done wrong \nand have acted wickedly . 7 Our fathers in Egypt did not grasp\n  the significance of \nyour wondrous works\n  or remember your many acts \nof faithful love;\n  instead, they rebelled by the sea  \u2014  \nthe Red Sea. 8 Yet he saved them for his name\u2019s sake,\n  to make his power known. 9 He rebuked the Red Sea,  \nand it dried up;\n  he led them through the depths \nas through a desert. 10 He saved them from the power \nof the adversary;\n  he redeemed them from the power \nof the enemy . 11 Water covered their foes;\n  not one of them remained. 12 Then they believed his promises\n  and sang his praise. 13 They soon forgot his works\n  and would not wait for his counsel. 14 They were seized with craving \nin the wilderness\n  and tested God in the desert. 15 He gave them what they asked for,\n  but sent a wasting disease \namong them. 16 In the camp they were envious \nof Moses\n  and of Aaron, the Lord\u2019s holy one. 17 The earth opened up \nand swallowed Dathan;\n  it covered the assembly of Abiram. 18 Fire blazed throughout their assembly;\n  flames consumed the wicked. 19 At Horeb they made a calf\n  and worshiped the cast metal image. 20 They exchanged their glory  a,b\n  for the image of a grass-eating ox. 21 They forgot God their Savior,\n  who did great things in Egypt,\n 22 wondrous works in the land of Ham,  c\n  awe-inspiring acts at the Red Sea. 23 So he said he would have \ndestroyed them \u2014\n  if Moses his chosen one\n  had not stood before him in the breach\n  to turn his wrath away \nfrom destroying them. 24 They despised the pleasant land\n  and did not believe his promise.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 540, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the fathers in Egypt fail to grasp regarding God's actions?\",\n    \"What consequence did God impose on the people after they craved in the wilderness?\",\n    \"Who intervened to prevent God's wrath from destroying the people?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "25 They grumbled in their tents\n  and did not listen to the Lord. 26 So he raised his hand against them \nwith an oath\n  that he would make them fall \nin the desert\n 27 and would disperse their descendants  d\n  among the nations,\n  scattering them throughout the lands. 28 They aligned themselves with Baal \nof Peor\n  and ate sacrifices offered \nto lifeless gods.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 540, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What did the Lord do in response to their grumbling?\",\n  \"Who did they align themselves with according to the excerpt?\",\n  \"What consequence did the Lord promise for their actions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 29 They angered the Lord with their deeds,\n  and a plague broke out against them. 30 But Phinehas stood up and intervened,\n  and the plague was stopped. 31 It was credited to him as righteousness\n  throughout all generations to come.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 540, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions led to the plague breaking out against the people?\",\n    \"Who intervened to stop the plague?\",\n    \"What was credited to Phinehas as a result of his intervention?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "32 They angered the Lord at the Waters \nof Meribah,\n  and Moses suffered  f because of them;\n 33 for they embittered his spirit,  g\n  and he spoke rashly with his lips. 34 They did not destroy the peoples\n  as the Lord had commanded them\n 35 but mingled with the nations\n  and adopted their ways. 36 They served their idols,\na106:20 Alt Hb tradition reads his glory, or  my glory   b106:20 = God   c106:22 = Egypt   d106:27 Syr; MT reads would make \ntheir descendants fall   e106:28 Lit sacrifices for dead ones   f106:32 Lit and it was evil for Moses   g106:33 Some Hb mss, \nLXX, Syr , Jer; other Hb mss read they rebelled against his Spirit\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   531 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 540, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people do that angered the Lord at the Waters of Meribah?\",\n    \"How did Moses react to the actions of the people at the Waters of Meribah?\",\n    \"What command were the people given regarding the nations, and did they follow it?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 106-107 532\n  which became a snare to them. 37 They sacrificed their sons \nand daughters to demons. 38 They shed innocent blood \u2014\n  the blood of their sons and daughters\n  whom they sacrificed to the idols \nof Canaan;\n  so the land became polluted with blood. 39 They defiled themselves by their actions\n  and prostituted themselves \nby their deeds. 40 Therefore the Lord\u2019s anger burned \nagainst his people,\n  and he abhorred his own inheritance. 41 He handed them over to the nations;\n  those who hated them ruled over them. 42 Their enemies oppressed them,\n  and they were subdued \nunder their power. 43 He rescued them many times,\n  but they continued to rebel deliberately\n  and were beaten down by their iniquity . 44 When he heard their cry ,\n  he took note of their distress,\n 45 remembered his covenant with them,\n  and relented according to \nthe abundance\n  of his faithful love. 46 He caused them to be pitied\n  before all their captors. 47 Save us, Lord our God,\n  and gather us from the nations,\n  so that we may give thanks \nto your holy name\n  and rejoice in your praise. 48 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel,\n  from everlasting to everlasting. Let all the people say , \u201c Amen!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 541, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What actions did the people take that led to the land becoming polluted with blood?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to the people's rebellion and distress according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did the people ask the Lord to do for them at the end of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n  Hallelujah! BOOK V (Psalms 107\u2013150)\nTHANKSGIVING FOR GOD\u2019S DELIVERANCE\n107 \nGive thanks to the Lord, \nfor he is good;\n  his faithful love endures forever. 2 Let the redeemed of the Lord proclaim\n  that he has redeemed them \nfrom the power of the foe\n 3 and has gathered them from the lands \u2014\n  from the east and the west,\n  from the north and the south.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 541, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the primary theme expressed in the excerpt from Psalms 107?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who should proclaim thanks to the Lord?\",\n    \"From which directions has the Lord gathered the redeemed according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Some a wandered \nin the desolate wilderness,\n  finding no way to a city \nwhere they could live.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 541, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "5 They were hungry and thirsty;\n  their spirits failed  b within them. 6 Then they cried out to the Lord  \nin their trouble;\n  he rescued them from their distress. 7 He led them by the right path\n  to go to a city where they could live. 8 Let them give thanks to the Lord\n  for his faithful love\n  and his wondrous works for \nall humanity . 9 For he has satisfied the thirsty\n  and filled the hungry with good things. 10 Others sat in darkness and gloom  c \u2014\n  prisoners in cruel chains \u2014\n 11 because they rebelled \nagainst God\u2019s commands\n  and despised the counsel \nof the Most High. 12 He broke their spirits  d with hard labor;\n  they stumbled, and there was no one \nto help. 13 Then they cried out to the Lord  \nin their trouble;\n  he saved them from their distress. 14 He brought them out of darkness \nand gloom\n  and broke their chains apart. 15 Let them give thanks to the Lord\n  for his faithful love\n  and his wondrous works for \nall humanity . 16 For he has broken down \nthe bronze gates\n  and cut through the iron bars. 17 Fools suffered affliction\n  because of their rebellious ways \nand their iniquities. 18 They loathed all food\n  and came near the gates of death. 19 Then they cried out to the Lord  \nin their trouble;\n  he saved them from their distress.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 541, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the people do when they were hungry and thirsty?\",\n    \"How did the Lord respond to the cries of the people in their trouble?\",\n    \"What were the consequences for those who rebelled against God's commands?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10,23   b107:5 Lit their soul fainted   c107:10 Or the shadow of death, also in v . 14   d107:12 Lit hearts\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   532 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 541, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 533 PSALMS 107-108\n 20 He sent his word and healed them;\n  he rescued them from the Pit. 21 Let them give thanks to the Lord\n  for his faithful love\n  and his wondrous works for \nall humanity .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 542, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did he send to heal them according to Psalms 107?\",\n    \"What are the two reasons given for giving thanks to the Lord in the excerpt?\",\n    \"From what did he rescue them, as mentioned in Psalms 107?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 Let them offer sacrifices \nof thanksgiving\n  and announce his works with shouts \nof joy . 23 Others went to sea in ships,\n  conducting trade on the vast water. 24 They saw the Lord\u2019s works,\n  his wondrous works in the deep. 25 He spoke and raised a stormy wind\n  that stirred up the waves of the sea. a\n 26 Rising up to the sky , sinking down \nto the depths,\n  their courage  b melting away in anguish,\n 27 they reeled and staggered \nlike a drunkard,\n  and all their skill was useless. 28 Then they cried out to the Lord  \nin their trouble,\n  and he brought them \nout of their distress. 29 He stilled the storm to a whisper,\n  and the waves of the sea  c were hushed. 30 They rejoiced when the waves  d \ngrew quiet. Then he guided them to the harbor \nthey longed for. 31 Let them give thanks to the Lord\n  for his faithful love\n  and his wondrous works for \nall humanity . 32 Let them exalt him in the assembly \nof the people\n  and praise him in the council \nof the elders. 33 He turns rivers into desert,\n  springs into thirsty ground,\n 34 and fruitful land into salty wasteland,\n  because of the wickedness \nof its inhabitants. 35 He turns a desert into a pool,\n  dry land into springs. 36 He causes the hungry to settle there,\n  and they establish a city \nwhere they can live. 37 They sow fields and plant vineyards\n  that yield a fruitful harvest. 38 He blesses them, \nand they multiply greatly;\n  he does not let their livestock decrease. 39 When they are diminished \nand are humbled\n  by cruel oppression and sorrow ,\n 40 he pours contempt on nobles\n  and makes them wander \nin a trackless wasteland. 41 But he lifts the needy out of \ntheir suffering\n  and makes their families multiply \nlike flocks.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 542, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the people do to express their gratitude to the Lord after being saved from distress at sea?\",\n    \"What transformation does the Lord perform on the land according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the Lord respond to the suffering of the needy and the oppressed?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "42 The upright see it and rejoice,\n  and all injustice shuts its mouth. 43 Let whoever is wise pay attention \nto these things\n  and consider the Lord\u2019s acts \nof faithful love. A PLEA FOR VICTORY\n108 \nA song.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 542, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the upright do in response to the events described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What should those who are wise do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the overarching theme of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "A psalm of David. My heart is confident, God;\n  I will sing; I will sing praises\n  with the whole of my being. e\n 2 Wake up, harp and lyre! I will wake up the dawn. 3 I will praise you, Lord, \namong the peoples;\n  I will sing praises to you \namong the nations. 4 For your faithful love is higher \nthan the heavens,\n  and your faithfulness reaches to \nthe clouds. 5 God, be exalted above the heavens,\n  and let your glory be over \nthe whole earth. 6 Save with your right hand \nand answer me\n  so that those you love may be rescued. 7 God has spoken in his sanctuary:  f\n  \u201cI will celebrate!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 542, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who is the author of the psalm?\",\n    \"What instruments does the author mention to wake up?\",\n    \"What does the author ask God to do with his right hand?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I will apportion the V alley of Succoth. 8 Gilead is mine, Manasseh is mine,\n  and Ephraim is my helmet;\na107:25 Lit of it   b107:26 Lit souls   c107:29 Lit of them   d107:30 Lit when they   e108:1 Lit praises, even my glory    \nf108:7 Or has promised by his holy nature\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   533 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 542, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What territories are mentioned as belonging to the speaker in the excerpt?\", \"What does the speaker refer to as their 'helmet'?\", \"Which valley does the speaker mention in relation to Succoth?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 108-109 534\n  Judah is my scepter. 9 Moab is my washbasin;\n  I throw my sandal on Edom. I shout in triumph over Philistia.\u201d\n 10 Who will bring me to the fortified city? Who will lead me to Edom?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim about Judah in Psalms 108?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe Moab in Psalms 108?\",\n    \"What question does the speaker ask regarding Edom in Psalms 108?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 God, haven\u2019t you rejected us?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "God, you do not march out \nwith our armies. 12 Give us aid against the foe,\n  for human help is worthless. 13 With God we will perform valiantly;\n  he will trample our foes. PRAYER AGAINST AN ENEMY\n109 \nFor the choir director.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker request from God in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the speaker view human help in the context of facing an enemy?\",\n    \"What is the expected outcome of relying on God according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "A psalm of David.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "God of my praise, do not be silent. 2 For wicked and deceitful mouths open \nagainst me;\n  they speak against me \nwith lying tongues. 3 They surround me with hateful words\n  and attack me without cause. 4 In return for my love they accuse me,\n  but I continue to pray . a\n 5 They repay me evil for good,\n  and hatred for my love. 6 Set a wicked person over him;\n  let an accuser  b stand at his right hand. 7 When he is judged, let him \nbe found guilty ,\n  and let his prayer be counted as sin. 8 Let his days be few;\n  let another take over his position.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the wicked and deceitful mouths do against the speaker?\",\n    \"How does the speaker respond to the accusations made against him?\",\n    \"What does the speaker wish for the person who is judging him?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9 Let his children be fatherless\n  and his wife a widow . 10 Let his children wander as beggars,\n  searching for food far  c \nfrom their demolished homes. 11 Let a creditor seize all he has;\n  let strangers plunder what he has \nworked for. 12 Let no one show him kindness,\n  and let no one be gracious \nto his fatherless children. 13 Let the line of his descendants \nbe cut off;\n  let their name be blotted out \nin the next generation. 14 Let the iniquity of his fathers\n  be remembered before the Lord,\n  and do not let his mother\u2019s sin \nbe blotted out. 15 Let their sins  d always remain \nbefore the Lord,\n  and let him remove  e all memory \nof them from the earth. 16 For he did not think to show kindness,\n  but pursued the suffering, needy , \nand brokenhearted\n  in order to put them to death. 17 He loved cursing  \u2014  let it fall on him;\n  he took no delight in blessing  \u2014  \nlet it be far from him. 18 He wore cursing like his coat \u2014\n  let it enter his body like water\n  and go into his bones like oil. 19 Let it be like a robe he wraps \naround himself,\n  like a belt he always wears. 20 Let this be the Lord\u2019s payment \nto my accusers,\n  to those who speak evil against me. 21 But you, Lord, my Lord,\n  deal kindly with me \nfor your name\u2019s sake;\n  because your faithful love is good, \nrescue me. 22 For I am suffering and needy;\n  my heart is wounded within me. 23 I fade away like a lengthening shadow;\n  I am shaken off like a locust. 24 My knees are weak from fasting,\n  and my body is emaciated. f\n 25 I have become an object of ridicule \nto my accusers;  g\n  when they see me, they shake \ntheir heads in scorn. 26 Help me, Lord my God;\n  save me according to your faithful love\n 27 so they may know that this is your hand\n  and that you, Lord, have done it. 28 Though they curse, you will bless.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask to happen to the children and wife of the person being addressed?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how does the speaker describe his own condition?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in relation to his suffering?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When they rise up, they will be \nput to shame,\n  but your servant will rejoice. 29 My accusers will be clothed \nwith disgrace;\na109:4 Lit but I, prayer   b109:6 Or adversary   c109:10 LXX reads beggars, driven far   d109:15 Lit Let them   e109:15 Or cut \noff   f109:24 Lit denied from fat   g109:25 Lit to them\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   534 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 543, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 535 PSALMS 109-112\n  they will wear their shame like a cloak. 30 I will fervently thank the Lord  \nwith my mouth;\n  I will praise him in the presence \nof many . 31 For he stands at the right hand of \nthe needy\n  to save him from those who would \ncondemn him. THE PRIESTLY KING\n110 \nA psalm of David. This is the declaration of the Lord\n  to my Lord:\n  \u201cSit at my right hand\n  until I make your enemies \nyour footstool.\u201d\n 2 The Lord will extend \nyour mighty scepter from Zion. Rule  a over your surrounding  b enemies.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the Lord do for the needy according to Psalm 109?\",\n    \"What does the Lord declare to David in Psalm 110 regarding his enemies?\",\n    \"From where will the Lord extend the mighty scepter according to Psalm 110?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Your people will volunteer\n  on your day of battle. c\n  In holy splendor, from the womb \nof the dawn,\n  the dew of your youth belongs to you. d\n 4 The Lord has sworn an oath \nand will not take it back:\n  \u201cYou are a priest forever\n  according to the pattern of Melchizedek.\u201d\n 5 The Lord is at your right hand;\n  he will crush kings on the day \nof his anger. 6 He will judge the nations, \nheaping up corpses;\n  he will crush leaders \nover the entire world.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen on the day of battle according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who is described as a priest forever?\",\n    \"What will the Lord do on the day of his anger?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 He will drink from the brook \nby the road;\n  therefore, he will lift up his head. PRAISE FOR THE LORD\u2019S WORKS\n111 \nHallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "e\nI will praise the Lord with all \nmy heart\n  in the assembly of the upright \nand in the congregation. 2 The Lord\u2019s works are great,\n  studied by all who delight in them. 3 All that he does is splendid and majestic;\n  his righteousness endures forever. 4 He has caused his wondrous works \nto be remembered. The Lord is gracious \nand compassionate. 5 He has provided food for those \nwho fear him;\n  he remembers his covenant forever. 6 He has shown his people the power \nof his works\n  by giving them the inheritance \nof the nations. 7 The works of his hands are truth \nand justice;\n  all his instructions are trustworthy . 8 They are established forever and ever,\n  enacted in truth and in uprightness. 9 He has sent redemption to his people. He has ordained his covenant forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord provide for those who fear him?\",\n    \"How is the Lord described in terms of his works and their nature?\",\n    \"What has the Lord ordained forever according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "His name is holy and awe-inspiring. 10 The fear of the Lord is the beginning \nof wisdom;\n  all who follow his instructions  f have \ngood insight. His praise endures forever. THE TRAITS OF THE RIGHTEOUS\n112 \nHallelujah! e\nHappy is the person who fears \nthe Lord,\n  taking great delight in his commands. 2 His descendants will be powerful \nin the land;\n  the generation of the upright \nwill be blessed. 3 Wealth and riches are in his house,\n  and his righteousness endures forever. 4 Light shines in the darkness \nfor the upright. He is gracious, compassionate, \nand righteous. 5 Good will come to the one \nwho lends generously\n  and conducts his business fairly . 6 He will never be shaken.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is described as the beginning of wisdom?\",\n    \"What qualities are attributed to the person who fears the Lord?\",\n    \"What will happen to the descendants of the person who fears the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The righteous one will be \nremembered forever. 7 He will not fear bad news;\n  his heart is confident, \ntrusting in the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the righteous one according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the righteous one respond to bad news?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 His heart is assured; he will not fear. a110:2 One Hb ms, LXX, Tg read You will rule   b110:2 Lit Rule in the midst of your   c110:3 Lit power   d110:3 Hb obscure   \ne111:1; 112:1 The lines of this poem form an acrostic. f111:10 Lit follow them\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   535 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 544, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the emotional state of the subject described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What literary structure is identified in the lines of the poem mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the abbreviation 'Hb' likely stand for in the context of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 112-115 536\n  In the end he will look in triumph \non his foes. 9 He distributes freely to the poor;\n  his righteousness endures forever. His horn will be exalted in honor. 10 The wicked one will see it  \nand be angry;\n  he will gnash his teeth in despair. The desire of the wicked leads to ruin. PRAISE TO THE MERCIFUL GOD\n113 \nHallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the righteous person do for the poor according to Psalms 112?\",\n    \"How does the wicked one react to the triumph of the righteous?\",\n    \"What is said about the desire of the wicked in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Give praise, servants of the Lord;\n  praise the name of the Lord. 2 Let the name of the Lord be blessed\n  both now and forever. 3 From the rising of the sun to its setting,\n  let the name of the Lord be praised. 4 The Lord is exalted above \nall the nations,\n  his glory above the heavens. 5 Who is like the Lord our God \u2014\n  the one enthroned on high,\n 6 who stoops down to look\n  on the heavens and the earth? 7 He raises the poor from the dust\n  and lifts the needy from the trash heap\n 8 in order to seat them with nobles \u2014\n  with the nobles of his people. 9 He gives the childless woman \na household,\n  making her the joyful mother \nof children.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the Lord's relationship with the poor and needy?\",\n    \"How is the Lord described in terms of His position relative to the nations and heavens?\",\n    \"What transformation does the Lord bring to the childless woman according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! GOD\u2019S DELIVERANCE OF ISRAEL\n114 \nWhen Israel came out of Egypt \u2014\nthe house of Jacob from a people\n  who spoke a foreign language \u2014\n 2 Judah became his sanctuary ,\n  Israel, his dominion. 3 The sea looked and fled;\n  the Jordan turned back.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did Judah become when Israel came out of Egypt?\",\n    \"What happened to the sea and the Jordan according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 The mountains skipped like rams,\n  the hills, like lambs. 5 Why was it, sea, that you fled? Jordan, that you turned back? 6 Mountains, that you skipped like rams?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the mountains and hills represent in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions are attributed to the sea and Jordan in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What literary device is primarily used in the line describing the mountains and hills?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hills, like lambs? 7 Tremble, earth, at the presence \nof the Lord,\n  at the presence of the God of Jacob,\n 8 who turned the rock into a pool,\n  the flint into a spring. GLORY TO GOD ALONE\n115 \nNot to us, Lord, not to us,\nbut to your name give glory\n  because of your faithful love, \nbecause of your truth. 2 Why should the nations say ,\n  \u201cWhere is their God?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say the Lord did to the rock and the flint?\",\n    \"To whom does the speaker attribute glory in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What question do the nations ask regarding the God of the people mentioned?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n 3 Our God is in heaven\n  and does whatever he pleases. 4 Their idols are silver and gold,\n  made by human hands. 5 They have mouths but cannot speak,\n  eyes, but cannot see. 6 They have ears but cannot hear,\n  noses, but cannot smell. 7 They have hands but cannot feel,\n  feet, but cannot walk. They cannot make a sound \nwith their throats. 8 Those who make them are  a just \nlike them,\n  as are all who trust in them. 9 Israel, b trust in the Lord! He is their help and shield. 10 House of Aaron, trust in the Lord! He is their help and shield. 11 You who fear the Lord, \ntrust in the Lord! He is their help and shield. 12 The Lord remembers us \nand will bless us. He will bless the house of Israel;\n  he will bless the house of Aaron;\n 13 he will bless those who fear the Lord \u2014\n  small and great alike. 14 May the Lord add to your numbers,\n  both yours and your children\u2019s.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say about idols made by human hands?\",\n    \"What is promised to those who trust in the Lord according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who does the Lord remember and bless as mentioned in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15 May you be blessed by the Lord,\n  the Maker of heaven and earth. 16 The heavens are the Lord\u2019s,  c\n  but the earth he has given \nto the human race. 17 It is not the dead who praise the Lord,\na115:8 Or May those who make them become   b115:9 Some Hb mss, LXX, Syr read House of Israel   c115:16 Lit the Lord\u2019s \nheavens\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   536 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 545, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the relationship between the heavens and the earth?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who is responsible for praising the Lord?\",\n    \"What blessing is invoked in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 537 PSALMS 115-118\n  nor any of those descending \ninto the silence of death. 18 But we will bless the Lord,\n  both now and forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! THANKS TO GOD FOR DELIVERANCE\n116 \nI love the Lord because he has heard\nmy appeal for mercy . 2 Because he has turned his ear to me,\n  I will call out to him as long as I live. 3 The ropes of death were wrapped \naround me,\n  and the torments of Sheol overcame me;\n  I encountered trouble and sorrow . 4 Then I called on the name of the Lord:\n  \u201cLord, save me! \u201d\n 5 The Lord is gracious and righteous;\n  our God is compassionate. 6 The Lord guards the inexperienced;\n  I was helpless, and he saved me. 7 Return to your rest, my soul,\n  for the Lord has been good to you. 8 For you, Lord, rescued me from death,\n  my eyes from tears,\n  my feet from stumbling. 9 I will walk before the Lord\n  in the land of the living. 10 I believed, even when I said,\n  \u201cI am severely oppressed.\u201d\n 11 In my alarm I said,\n  \u201cEveryone is a liar.\u201d\n 12 How can I repay the Lord\n  for all the good he has done for me? 13 I will take the cup of salvation\n  and call on the name of the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the author call upon the Lord for?\",\n    \"How does the author describe the Lord's character in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions does the author intend to take in response to the Lord's goodness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 I will fulfill my vows to the Lord\n  in the presence of all his people. 15 The death of his faithful ones\n  is valuable in the Lord\u2019s sight. 16 Lord, I am indeed your servant;\n  I am your servant, the son \nof your female servant. You have loosened my bonds. 17 I will offer you a sacrifice \nof thanksgiving\n  and call on the name of the Lord. 18 I will fulfill my vows to the Lord\n  in the presence of all his people,\n 19 in the courts of the Lord\u2019s house \u2014\n  within you, Jerusalem. Hallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the speaker fulfill in the presence of all the Lord's people?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their relationship to the Lord?\",\n    \"What type of sacrifice will the speaker offer to the Lord?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "UNIVERSAL CALL TO PRAISE\n117 \nPraise the Lord, all nations! Glorify him, all peoples!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the main action encouraged in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is being called to praise the Lord in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the tone of the excerpt regarding the call to praise?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 For his faithful love to us is great;\n  the Lord\u2019s faithfulness endures forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is described as great in the excerpt?\", \"What quality of the Lord is said to endure forever?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! THANKSGIVING FOR VICTORY\n118 \nGive thanks to the Lord, \nfor he is good;\n  his faithful love endures forever. 2 Let Israel say ,\n  \u201cHis faithful love endures forever.\u201d\n 3 Let the house of Aaron say ,\n  \u201cHis faithful love endures forever.\u201d\n 4 Let those who fear the Lord s ay,\n  \u201cHis faithful love endures forever.\u201d\n 5 I called to the Lord in distress;\n  the Lord answered me\n  and put me in a spacious place. a\n 6 The Lord is for me; I will not be afraid.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should Israel say according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What did the Lord do for the speaker in times of distress?\",\n    \"What is the recurring theme expressed in the excerpt regarding the Lord's love?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "What can a mere mortal do to me? 7 The Lord is my helper,\n  Therefore, I will look in triumph \non those who hate me. 8 It is better to take refuge in the Lord\n  than to trust in humanity . 9 It is better to take refuge in the Lord\n  than to trust in nobles. 10 All the nations surrounded me;\n  in the name of the Lord  \nI destroyed them. 11 They surrounded me, yes, \nthey surrounded me;\n  in the name of the Lord  \nI destroyed them. 12 They surrounded me like bees;\n  they were extinguished like a fire \namong thorns;\n  in the name of the Lord  \nI destroyed them. 13 They b pushed me hard to make me fall,\n  but the Lord helped me. 14 The Lord is my strength and my song;\n  he has become my salvation. a118:5 Or answered me with freedom   b118:13 Lit You\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   537 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 546, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker imply about the effectiveness of trusting in the Lord compared to humanity or nobles?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the nations that surrounded them?\",\n    \"What role does the Lord play in the speaker's experience of strength and salvation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 118-119 538\n 15 There are shouts of joy and victory\n  in the tents of the righteous:\n  \u201cThe Lord\u2019s right hand \nperforms valiantly! 16 The Lord\u2019s right hand is raised.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is being celebrated in the tents of the righteous according to Psalms 118-119?\",\n    \"What does the text say about the Lord's right hand?\",\n    \"What emotions are expressed in the excerpt from Psalms 118-119?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The Lord\u2019s right hand \nperforms valiantly! \u201d\n 17 I will not die, but I will live\n  and proclaim what the Lord has done. 18 The Lord disciplined me severely\n  but did not give me over to death. 19 Open the gates of righteousness  \nfor me;\n  I will enter through them\n  and give thanks to the Lord. 20 This is the Lord\u2019s gate;\n  the righteous will enter through it. 21 I will give thanks to you\n  because you have answered me\n  and have become my salvation. 22 The stone that the builders rejected\n  has become the cornerstone. 23 This came from the Lord;\n  it is wondrous in our sight.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker intend to do after proclaiming what the Lord has done?\",\n    \"What role does the Lord's discipline play in the speaker's life according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What significance does the stone that the builders rejected hold in the context of the passage?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 This is the day the Lord has made;\n  let us rejoice and be glad in it. 25 Lord, save us!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the sentiment expressed in the excerpt regarding the day made by the Lord?\", \"What request is made to the Lord in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "L ord, please grant us success! 26 He who comes in the name\n  of the Lord is blessed. From the house of the Lord  \nwe bless you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is requested in the excerpt?\", \"Who is blessed according to the excerpt?\", \"From where do we bless you?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "27 The Lord is God and has given us light. Bind the festival sacrifice with cords\n  to the horns of the altar. 28 You are my God, and I will give \nyou thanks.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What has the Lord given us according to the excerpt?\", \"What should be bound to the horns of the altar?\", \"What will the speaker do in response to the Lord's actions?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "You are my God; I will exalt you. 29 Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good;\n  his faithful love endures forever. DELIGHT IN GOD\u2019S WORD\n\u05d0Aleph\n119 \nHow a happy are those whose way \nis blameless,\n  who walk according to the Lord\u2019s \ninstruction! 2 Happy are those who keep his decrees\n  and seek him with all their heart.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What is the condition for happiness according to the excerpt?\",\n  \"How is God's love described in the excerpt?\",\n  \"What should one do to be considered blameless according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 They do nothing wrong;\n  they walk in his ways. 4 You have commanded that your  \nprecepts\n  be diligently kept. 5 If only my ways were committed\n  to keeping your statutes! 6 Then I would not be ashamed\n  when I think about all your commands. 7 I will praise you with an upright heart\n  when I learn your righteous judgments. 8 I will keep your statutes;\n  never abandon me. \u05d1Beth\n 9 How can a young man keep his way \npure? By keeping your b word. 10 I have sought you with all my heart;\n  don\u2019t let me wander \nfrom your commands. 11 I have treasured your word in my heart\n  so that I may not sin against you. 12 Lord, may you be blessed;\n  teach me your statutes. 13 With my lips I proclaim\n  all the judgments from your mouth. 14 I rejoice in the way revealed by \nyour decrees\n  as much as in all riches. 15 I will meditate on your precepts\n  and think about your ways. 16 I will delight in your statutes;\n  I will not forget your word. \u05d2Gimel\n 17 Deal generously with your servant\n  so that I might live;\n  then I will keep your word. 18 Open my eyes so that I may contemplate\n  wondrous things \nfrom your instruction. 19 I am a resident alien on earth;\n  do not hide your commands from me. 20 I am continually overcome\n  with longing for your judgments. 21 You rebuke the arrogant,\n  the ones under a curse,\n  who wander from your commands.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire to keep in verse 5?\",\n    \"How does the speaker suggest a young man can keep his way pure?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's attitude towards God's statutes and commands?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 Take insult and contempt away from me,\n  for I have kept your decrees. 23 Though princes sit together speaking \nagainst me,\n  your servant will think \nabout your statutes;\na119:1 The stanzas of this poem form an acrostic. b119:9 Or keeping it according to your\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   538 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 547, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker request to be taken away from them?\",\n    \"What does the speaker commit to thinking about despite opposition from princes?\",\n    \"What literary structure is mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 539 PSALM 119\n 24 your decrees are my delight\n  and my counselors. \u05d3Daleth\n 25 My life is down in the dust;\n  give me life through your word. 26 I told you about my life,\n  and you answered me;\n  teach me your statutes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express delight in according to Psalm 119?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request to be given through the word?\",\n    \"Who does the speaker say they talked to about their life?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 Help me understand\n  the meaning of your precepts\n  so that I can meditate on your wonders. 28 I am weary a from grief;\n  strengthen me through your word. 29 Keep me from the way of deceit\n  and graciously give me your instruction. 30 I have chosen the way of truth;\n  I have set your ordinances before me. 31 I cling to your decrees;\n  L ord, do not put me to shame. 32 I pursue the way of your commands,\n  for you broaden my understanding. b\n\u05d4He\n 33 Teach me, Lord, the meaning  c \nof your statutes,\n  and I will always keep them. d\n 34 Help me understand your instruction,\n  and I will obey it\n  and follow it with all my heart.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord to help them understand?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's attitude towards the way of truth?\",\n    \"How does the speaker express their commitment to obey the Lord's instructions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "35 Help me stay on the path \nof your commands,\n  for I take pleasure in it. 36 Turn my heart to your decrees\n  and not to dishonest profit. 37 Turn my eyes\n  from looking at what is worthless;\n  give me life in your ways. e\n 38 Confirm what you said to your servant,\n  for it produces reverence for you. 39 Turn away the disgrace I dread;\n  indeed, your judgments are good. 40 How I long for your precepts! Give me life through \nyour righteousness. \u05d5Waw\n 41 Let your faithful love come to me, Lord,\n  your salvation, as you promised. 42 Then I can answer the one \nwho taunts me,\n  for I trust in your word.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker take pleasure in according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request to be turned away from?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's longing expressed in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "43 Never take the word of truth \nfrom my mouth,\n  for I hope in your judgments. 44 I will always obey your instruction,\n  forever and ever. 45 I will walk freely in an open place\n  because I study your precepts. 46 I will speak of your decrees \nbefore kings\n  and not be ashamed. 47 I delight in your commands,\n  which I love. 48 I will lift up my hands \nto your commands,\n  which I love,\n  and will meditate on your statutes. \u05d6Zayin\n 49 Remember your word to your servant;\n  you have given me hope through it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker hope for according to verse 43?\",\n    \"What actions does the speaker commit to in relation to the instruction mentioned?\",\n    \"How does the speaker express their feelings towards the commands?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "50 This is my comfort in my affliction:\n  Your promise has given me life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the speaker find comfort in during their affliction?\", \"What has given the speaker life according to the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "51 The arrogant constantly ridicule me,\n  but I do not turn away \nfrom your instruction. 52 Lord, I remember your judgments \nfrom long ago\n  and find comfort. 53 Rage seizes me because of the wicked\n  who reject your instruction. 54 Your statutes are the theme of my song\n  during my earthly life. f\n 55 Lord, I remember your name \nin the night,\n  and I obey your instruction. 56 This is my practice:\n  I obey your precepts. \u05d7Cheth\n 57 The Lord is my portion;  g\n  I have promised to keep your words. 58 I have sought your favor with all \nmy heart;\n  be gracious to me according to \nyour promise.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker find comfort in according to verse 52?\",\n    \"How does the speaker respond to the ridicule from the arrogant?\",\n    \"What commitment does the speaker make in verse 57?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "59 I thought about my ways\n  and turned my steps back \nto your decrees. 60 I hurried, not hesitating\n  to keep your commands. 61 Though the ropes of the wicked\n  were wrapped around me,\na119:28 Or I weep   b119:32 Lit you enlarge my heart   c119:33 Lit way   d119:33 Or will keep it as my reward   e119:37 Some \nHb mss, Tg read word   f119:54 Lit song in the house of my sojourning   g119:57 Lit You are my portion, Lord\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   539 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 548, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the speaker do after reflecting on their ways?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's attitude towards keeping the commands?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the situation of the wicked?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALM 119 540\n  I did not forget your instruction. 62 I rise at midnight to thank you\n  for your righteous judgments. 63 I am a friend to all who fear you,\n  to those who keep your precepts. 64 Lord, the earth is filled with \nyour faithful love;\n  teach me your statutes. \u05d8Tet h\n 65 Lord, you have treated your servant well,\n  just as you promised. 66 Teach me good judgment \nand discernment,\n  for I rely on your commands. 67 Before I was afflicted I went astray ,\n  but now I keep your word. 68 You are good, and you do what is good;\n  teach me your statutes. 69 The arrogant have smeared me with lies,\n  but I obey your precepts with all \nmy heart. 70 Their hearts are hard and insensitive,\n  but I delight in your instruction. 71 It was good for me to be afflicted\n  so that I could learn your statutes. 72 Instruction from your lips is better \nfor me\n  than thousands of gold \nand silver pieces. \u05d9Yod\n 73 Your hands made me and formed me;\n  give me understanding\n  so that I can learn your commands. 74 Those who fear you will see me \nand rejoice,\n  for I put my hope in your word.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker rise at midnight to do?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the treatment they have received from the Lord?\",\n    \"What does the speaker believe is better than thousands of gold and silver pieces?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "75 I know , Lord, that your judgments \nare just\n  and that you have afflicted me fairly . 76 May your faithful love comfort me\n  as you promised your servant. 77 May your compassion come to me\n  so that I may live,\n  for your instruction is my delight. 78 Let the arrogant be put to shame\n  for slandering me with lies;\n  I will meditate on your precepts. 79 Let those who fear you,\n  those who know your decrees, \nturn to me. 80 May my heart be blameless \nregarding your statutes\n  so that I will not be put to shame. \u05dbKaph\n 81 I long for your salvation;\n  I put my hope in your word. 82 My eyes grow weary\n  looking for what you have promised;\n  I ask, \u201cWhen will you comfort me?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask for to comfort them?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about God's instruction?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's attitude towards those who slander them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n 83 Though I have become like a wineskin \ndried by smoke,\n  I do not forget your statutes. 84 How many days must \nyour servant wait?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "When will you execute judgment \non my persecutors? 85 The arrogant have dug pits for me;\n  they violate your instruction. 86 All your commands are true;\n  people persecute me with lies  \u2014  \nhelp me! 87 They almost ended my life on earth,\n  but I did not abandon your precepts. 88 Give me life in accordance with \nyour faithful love,\n  and I will obey the decree \nyou have spoken. \u05dcLamed\n 89 Lord, your word is forever;\n  it is firmly fixed in heaven. 90 Your faithfulness is for all generations;\n  you established the earth, \nand it stands firm.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What have the arrogant done to the speaker?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in relation to their persecutors?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the permanence of the Lord's word?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "91 Your judgments stand firm today ,\n  for all things are your servants. 92 If your instruction had not been \nmy delight,\n  I would have died in my affliction. 93 I will never forget your precepts,\n  for you have given me life \nthrough them. 94 I am yours; save me,\n  for I have studied your precepts. 95 The wicked hope to destroy me,\n  but I contemplate your decrees. 96 I have seen a limit to all perfection,\n  but your command is without limit.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express about their relationship with the precepts?\",\n    \"How does the speaker perceive the nature of the wicked in relation to their own actions?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's view on the limitations of perfection compared to the commands?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u05deMem\n 97 How I love your instruction!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "It is my meditation all day long. 98 Your commands make me wiser \nthan my enemies,\n  for they are always with me. 99 I have more insight than \nall my teachers\n  because your decrees are my meditation. CSB_Pew_Bible.indb   540 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 549, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the speaker meditate on all day long?\", \"How do the commands affect the speaker's wisdom compared to their enemies?\", \"What gives the speaker more insight than all their teachers?\"]"}


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{"original_content": " 541 PSALM 119\n 100 I understand more than the elders\n  because I obey your precepts. 101 I have kept my feet from every evil path\n  to follow your word.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim to understand more than the elders?\",\n    \"What has the speaker done to avoid evil paths?\",\n    \"What is the reason given for the speaker's understanding?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "102 I have not turned from your judgments,\n  for you yourself have instructed me. 103 How sweet your word is to my taste \u2014\n  sweeter than honey in my mouth. 104 I gain understanding \nfrom your precepts;\n  therefore I hate every false way . \u05e0Nun\n 105 Your word is a lamp for my feet\n  and a light on my path.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker compare the sweetness of the word to?\",\n    \"What does the speaker gain from the precepts?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the word in relation to guidance?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "106 I have solemnly sworn\n  to keep your righteous judgments.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "107 I am severely afflicted;\n  L ord, give me life according \nto your word. 108 Lord, please accept \nmy freewill offerings of praise,\n  and teach me your judgments. 109 My life is constantly in danger,  a\n  yet I do not forget your instruction. 110 The wicked have set a trap for me,\n  but I have not wandered \nfrom your precepts. 111 I have your decrees as a heritage forever;\n  indeed, they are the joy of my heart. 112 I am resolved to obey your statutes\n  to the very end. b\n\u05e1Samek\n 113 I hate those who are double-minded,\n  but I love your instruction. 114 You are my shelter and my shield;\n  I put my hope in your word.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in verse 107?\",\n    \"What has the speaker resolved to do according to verse 112?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about those who are double-minded in verse 113?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "115 Depart from me, you evil ones,\n  so that I may obey my God\u2019s commands. 116 Sustain me as you promised, \nand I will live;\n  do not let me be ashamed of my hope. 117 Sustain me so that I can be safe\n  and always be concerned about \nyour statutes. 118 You reject all who stray \nfrom your statutes,\n  for their deceit is a lie. 119 You remove all the wicked on earth\n  as if they were c dross from metal;\n  therefore, I love your decrees. 120 I tremble d in awe of you;\n  I fear your judgments. \u05e2Ayin\n 121 I have done what is just and right;\n  do not leave me to my oppressors. 122 Guarantee your servant\u2019s well-being;\n  do not let the arrogant oppress me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask to be sustained by?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's attitude towards those who stray from the statutes?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their feelings towards God and His judgments?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "123 My eyes grow weary looking for \nyour salvation\n  and for your righteous promise. 124 Deal with your servant based on \nyour faithful love;\n  teach me your statutes. 125 I am your servant; \ngive me understanding\n  so that I may know your decrees. 126 It is time for the Lord to act,\n  for they have violated your instruction. 127 Since I love your commands\n  more than gold, even the purest gold,\n 128 I carefully follow all your precepts\n  and hate every false way . \u05e4Pe\n 129 Your decrees are wondrous;\n  therefore I obey them. 130 The revelation of your words \nbrings light\n  and gives understanding \nto the inexperienced. 131 I open my mouth and pant\n  because I long for your commands. 132 Turn to me and be gracious to me,\n  as is your practice toward those \nwho love your name. 133 Make my steps steady \nthrough your promise;\n  don\u2019t let any sin dominate me. 134 Redeem me from human oppression,\n  and I will keep your precepts. 135 Make your face shine on your servant,\n  and teach me your statutes. 136 My eyes pour out streams of tears\n  because people do not follow \nyour instruction. \u05e6Tsade\n 137 You are righteous, Lord,\n  and your judgments are just.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire for in relation to understanding the statutes?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about the commands in comparison to gold?\",\n    \"What emotional response does the speaker have towards those who do not follow the Lord's instruction?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "138 The decrees you issue are righteous\n  and altogether trustworthy . a119:109 Lit in my hand   b119:112 Or statutes; the reward is eternal   c119:119 Some Hb mss, DSS, LXX, Aq, Sym, Jer read All \nthe wicked of the earth you count as   d119:120 Lit My flesh shudders\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   541 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 550, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 119-120 542\n 139 My anger overwhelms me\n  because my foes forget your words. 140 Your word is completely pure,\n  and your servant loves it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What causes the speaker's anger in Psalm 119?\", \"What does the speaker express love for in Psalm 119?\", \"How does the speaker describe the purity of the word in Psalm 119?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "141 I am insignificant and despised,\n  but I do not forget your precepts. 142 Your righteousness is \nan everlasting righteousness,\n  and your instruction is true. 143 Trouble and distress \nhave overtaken me,\n  but your commands are my delight. 144 Your decrees are righteous forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express about their feelings of significance?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the nature of the commands they follow?\",\n    \"What emotions does the speaker experience as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Give me understanding, and I will live. \u05e7Qoph\n 145 I call with all my heart; \nanswer me, Lord. I will obey your statutes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask for in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's intention after receiving understanding?\",\n    \"How does the speaker express their commitment to obedience?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "146 I call to you; save me,\n  and I will keep your decrees. 147 I rise before dawn and cry out for help;\n  I put my hope in your word. 148 I am awake through each watch \nof the night\n  to meditate on your promise. 149 In keeping with your faithful love, \nhear my voice.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker do before dawn?\",\n    \"What does the speaker express hope in?\",\n    \"What does the speaker ask to be heard in accordance with?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "L ord, give me life in keeping with \nyour justice. 150 Those who pursue evil plans a come near;\n  they are far from your instruction. 151 You are near, Lord,\n  and all your commands are true. 152 Long ago I learned from your decrees\n  that you have established them forever. \u05e8Resh\n 153 Consider my affliction and rescue me,\n  for I have not forgotten \nyour instruction. 154 Champion my cause and redeem me;\n  give me life as you promised. 155 Salvation is far from the wicked\n  because they do not study \nyour statutes. 156 Your compassions are many , Lord;\n  give me life according to \nyour judgments. 157 My persecutors and foes are many .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask the Lord to give them in accordance with His justice?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, why is salvation far from the wicked?\",\n    \"What does the speaker claim to have not forgotten?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I have not turned from your decrees. 158 I have seen the disloyal and feel disgust\n  because they do not keep your word. 159 Consider how I love your precepts;\n  L ord, give me life according to \nyour faithful love. 160 The entirety of your word is truth,\n  each of your righteous judgments \nendures forever. \ufb2bSin / \ufb2aShin\n 161 Princes have persecuted me \nwithout cause,\n  but my heart fears only your word. 162 I rejoice over your promise\n  like one who finds vast treasure.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What emotions does the speaker express towards disloyal individuals?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about the promises made in the text?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in relation to His love?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "163 I hate and abhor falsehood,\n  but I love your instruction. 164 I praise you seven times a day\n  for your righteous judgments. 165 Abundant peace belongs to those\n  who love your instruction;\n  nothing makes them stumble. 166 Lord, I hope for your salvation\n  and carry out your commands. 167 I obey your decrees\n  and love them greatly . 168 I obey your precepts and decrees,\n  for all my ways are before you. \u05eaTaw\n 169 Let my cry reach you, Lord;\n  give me understanding according to \nyour word. 170 Let my plea reach you;\n  rescue me according to your promise. 171 My lips pour out praise,\n  for you teach me your statutes. 172 My tongue sings about your promise,\n  for all your commands are righteous. 173 May your hand be ready to help me,\n  for I have chosen your precepts. 174 I long for your salvation, Lord,\n  and your instruction is my delight. 175 Let me live, and I will praise you;\n  may your judgments help me. 176 I wander like a lost sheep;\n  seek your servant,\n  for I do not forget your commands. A CRY FOR TRUTH AND PEACE\n120 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a love for in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How many times does the speaker praise the Lord for His righteous judgments?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in their plea?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "In my distress I called to the Lord,\n  and he answered me. 2 \u201cLord, rescue me from lying lips\n  and a deceitful tongue.\u201d\na119:150 Some Hb mss, LXX, Sym, Jer read who maliciously persecute me\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   542 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 551, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What did the speaker call out for in their distress?\", \"What type of lips and tongue does the speaker want to be rescued from?\"]"}


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{"original_content": " 543 PSALMS 120-124\n 3 What will he give you,\n  and what will he do to you,\n  you deceitful tongue? 4 A warrior\u2019s sharp arrows\n  with burning charcoal! a\n 5 What misery that I have stayed \nin Meshech, b\n  that I have lived among the tents \nof Kedar! c\n 6 I have dwelt too long\n  with those who hate peace.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the passage suggest a deceitful tongue will receive?\",\n    \"In which locations does the speaker express misery about staying?\",\n    \"How does the speaker feel about living among those who hate peace?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 I am for peace; but when I speak,\n  they are for war. THE LORD OUR PROTECTOR\n121 \nA song of ascents. I lift my eyes toward the mountains. Where will my help come from? 2 My help comes from the Lord,\n  the Maker of heaven and earth. 3 He will not allow your foot to slip;\n  your Protector will not slumber. 4 Indeed, the Protector of Israel\n  does not slumber or sleep. 5 The Lord protects you;\n  the Lord is a shelter right by your side. d\n 6 The sun will not strike you by day\n  or the moon by night. 7 The Lord will protect you from all harm;\n  he will protect your life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express a desire for?\",\n    \"From where does the speaker say their help comes?\",\n    \"What assurance is given about the Lord's protection?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 The Lord will protect your coming \nand going\n  both now and forever. A PRAYER FOR JERUSALEM\n122 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Of David. I rejoiced with those who said to me,\n  \u201cLet us go to the house of the Lord.\u201d\n 2 Our feet were standing\n  within your gates, Jerusalem \u2014\n 3 Jerusalem, built as a city should be,\n  solidly united,\n 4 where the tribes, the Lord\u2019s tribes, go up\n  to give thanks to the name of the Lord. (This is an ordinance for Israel.)\n 5 There, thrones for judgment are placed,\n  thrones of the house of David. 6 Pray for the well-being  e of Jerusalem:\n  \u201cMay those who love you be secure;\n 7 may there be peace within your walls,\n  security within your fortresses.\u201d\n 8 Because of my brothers and friends,\n  I will say , \u201cMay peace be in you.\u201d f\n 9 Because of the house of the Lord  \nour God,\n  I will pursue your prosperity . LOOKING FOR GOD\u2019S FAVOR\n123 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the thrones mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the speaker wish for Jerusalem in terms of security and peace?\",\n    \"Who is encouraged to give thanks to the name of the Lord according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I lift my eyes to you,\n  the one enthroned in heaven. 2 Like a servant\u2019s eyes \non his master\u2019s hand,\n  like a servant girl\u2019s eyes \non her mistress\u2019s hand,\n  so our eyes are on the Lord our God\n  until he shows us favor. 3 Show us favor, Lord, show us favor,\n  for we\u2019ve had more than enough \ncontempt. 4 We\u2019ve had more than enough\n  scorn from the arrogant\n  and contempt from the proud. THE LORD IS ON OUR SIDE\n124 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the relationship between the servant and the master?\",\n    \"What have the speakers experienced too much of, according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the main request made to the Lord in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Of David. If the Lord had not been \non our side \u2014\n  let Israel say \u2014\n 2 If the Lord had not been on our side\n  when people attacked us,\n 3 then they would have \nswallowed us alive\n  in their burning anger against us. 4 Then the water would have \nengulfed us;\n  the torrent would have swept over us;\n 5 the raging water would have swept \nover us. 6 Blessed be the Lord,\n  who has not let us be ripped apart \nby their teeth. 7 We have escaped like a bird \nfrom the hunter\u2019s net;\n  the net is torn, and we have escaped. 8 Our help is in the name of the Lord,\n  the Maker of heaven and earth. a120:4 Lit with coals of the broom bush   b120:5 = a people far to the north of Palestine   c120:5 = a nomadic people of the \ndesert to the southeast   d121:5 Lit is your shelter at your right hand   e122:6 Or peace   f122:8 = Jerusalem\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   543 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 552, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What would have happened to Israel if the Lord had not been on their side when attacked?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the escape of the people?\",\n    \"In whose name do the people find their help?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 125-129 544\nISRAEL \u2019S STABILITY\n125 \nA song of ascents. Those who trust in the Lord are \nlike Mount Zion. It cannot be shaken; it remains forever. 2 The mountains surround Jerusalem\n  and the Lord surrounds his people,\n  both now and forever. 3 The scepter of the wicked \nwill not remain\n  over the land allotted to the righteous,\n  so that the righteous will not apply \ntheir hands to injustice. 4 Do what is good, Lord, to the good,\n  to those whose hearts are upright. 5 But as for those who turn aside \nto crooked ways,\n  the Lord will banish them \nwith the evildoers. Peace be with Israel.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 553, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe those who trust in the Lord in Psalm 125?\",\n    \"According to Psalm 125, what will happen to the scepter of the wicked?\",\n    \"What does the Lord promise to do for those whose hearts are upright in Psalm 125?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "ZION\u2019S RESTORATION\n126 \nA song of ascents. When the Lord restored \nthe fortunes of Zion,  a\n  we were like those who dream. 2 Our mouths were filled \nwith laughter then,\n  and our tongues with shouts of joy . Then they said among the nations,\n  \u201cThe Lord has done great things \nfor them.\u201d\n 3 The Lord had done great things for us;\n  we were joyful. 4 Restore our fortunes,  b Lord,\n  like watercourses in the Negev . 5 Those who sow in tears\n  will reap with shouts of joy . 6 Though one goes along weeping,\n  carrying the bag of seed,\n  he will surely come back with shouts \nof joy ,\n  carrying his sheaves. THE BLESSING OF THE LORD\n127 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 553, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the Lord restore according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How did the people feel when the Lord restored their fortunes?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used in the excerpt to describe the restoration of fortunes?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Of Solomon. Unless the Lord builds a house,\n  its builders labor over it in vain;\n  unless the Lord watches over a city ,\n  the watchman stays alert in vain. 2 In vain you get up early and stay up late,\n  working hard to have enough food  \u2014  \n  yes, he gives sleep to the one he loves. c\n 3 Sons are indeed a heritage from the Lord,\n  offspring, a reward. 4 Like arrows in the hand of a warrior\n  are the sons born in one\u2019s youth. 5 Happy is the man who has filled \nhis quiver with them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 553, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said about the importance of the Lord in building a house and watching over a city?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe sons born in one's youth?\",\n    \"How is happiness related to having sons according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "They will never be put to shame\n  when they speak with their enemies \nat the city gate. BLESSINGS FOR THOSE WHO FEAR GOD\n128 \nA song of ascents. How happy is everyone who fears \nthe Lord,\n  who walks in his ways! 2 You will surely eat\n  what your hands have worked for.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 553, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the emotional state of those who fear the Lord, according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will happen to those who speak with their enemies at the city gate?\",\n    \"What will individuals who fear the Lord and walk in his ways receive?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "You will be happy ,\n  and it will go well for you. 3 Your wife will be like a fruitful vine\n  within your house,\n  your children, like young olive trees\n  around your table. 4 In this very way\n  the man who fears the Lord\n  will be blessed. 5 May the Lord bless you from Zion,\n  so that you will see the prosperity \nof Jerusalem\n  all the days of your life\n 6 and will see your children\u2019s children! Peace be with Israel. PROTECTION OF THE OPPRESSED\n129 \nA song of ascents. Since my youth they have often \nattacked me \u2014\n  let Israel say \u2014\n 2 Since my youth they have often \nattacked me,\n  but they have not prevailed against me. 3 Plowmen plowed over my back;\n  they made their furrows long.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 553, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe the man's wife in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt suggest that the man who fears the Lord will be blessed?\",\n    \"What imagery is employed to describe the attacks faced since youth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 545 PSALMS 129-132\n 5 Let all who hate Zion\n  be driven back in disgrace. 6 Let them be like grass on the rooftops,\n  which withers before it grows up  a\n 7 and can\u2019t even fill the hands \nof the reaper\n  or the arms of the one \nwho binds sheaves.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the text suggest will happen to those who hate Zion?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used in the text to describe those who hate Zion?\",\n    \"What is the implication of the comparison to grass on rooftops in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 Then none who pass by will say ,\n  \u201cMay the Lord\u2019s blessing be on you. We bless you in the name of the Lord.\u201d\nAWAITING REDEMPTION\n130 \nA song of ascents. Out of the depths I call \nto you, Lord!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2 Lord, listen to my voice;\n  let your ears be attentive\n  to my cry for help. 3 Lord, if you kept an account \nof iniquities,\n  Lord, who could stand? 4 But with you there is forgiveness,\n  so that you may be revered. 5 I wait for the Lord; I wait\n  and put my hope in his word. 6 I wait for the Lord\n  more than watchmen for the morning \u2014\n  more than watchmen for the morning. 7 Israel, put your hope in the Lord. For there is faithful love with the Lord,\n  and with him is redemption \nin abundance. 8 And he will redeem Israel\n  from all its iniquities. A CHILDLIKE SPIRIT\n131 \nA song of ascents.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask the Lord to listen to in verse 2?\",\n    \"According to verse 4, what is associated with the Lord besides forgiveness?\",\n    \"What does the speaker express about their hope in the Lord in verses 5 and 6?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Of David.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Lord, my heart is not proud;\n  my eyes are not haughty . I do not get involved with things\n  too great or too wondrous for me. 2 Instead, I have calmed and quieted my \nsoul\n  like a weaned child with its mother;\n  my soul is like a weaned child. 3 Israel, put your hope in the Lord,\n  both now and forever. DAVID AND ZION CHOSEN\n132 \nA song of ascents. Lord, remember David\n  and all the hardships he endured,\n 2 and how he swore an oath to the Lord,\n  making a vow to the Mighty One \nof Jacob:\n 3 \u201cI will not enter my house\n  or get into my bed,\n 4 I will not allow my eyes to sleep\n  or my eyelids to slumber\n 5 until I find a place for the Lord,\n  a dwelling for the Mighty One  \nof Jacob.\u201d\n 6 We heard of the ark in Ephrathah;  b\n  we found it in the fields of Jaar. c\n 7 Let us go to his dwelling place;\n  let us worship at his footstool. 8 Rise up, Lord, come to \nyour resting place,\n  you and your powerful ark. 9 May your priests be clothed \nwith righteousness,\n  and may your faithful people shout \nfor joy . 10 For the sake of your servant David,\n  do not reject your anointed one. d\n 11 The Lord swore an oath to David,\n  a promise he will not abandon:\n  \u201cI will set one of your offspring  e\n  on your throne. 12 If your sons keep my covenant\n  and my decrees that I will teach them,\n  their sons will also sit on \nyour throne forever.\u201d\n 13 For the Lord has chosen Zion;\n  he has desired it for his home:\n 14 \u201cThis is my resting place forever;\n  I will make my home here\n  because I have desired it. 15 I will abundantly bless its food;\n  I will satisfy its needy with bread.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did David vow to the Lord regarding his home and sleep?\",\n    \"Where was the ark found according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What promise did the Lord make concerning David's offspring?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 I will clothe its priests with salvation,\n  and its faithful people will shout \nfor joy . 17 There I will make a horn grow \nfor David;\n  I have prepared a lamp for \nmy anointed one. a129:6 Or it can be pulled out   b132:6 = Bethlehem   c132:6 = Kiriath-jearim   d132:10 = the king   e132:11 Lit set the fruit of \nyour belly\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   545 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 554, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the priests mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What has been prepared for David's anointed one according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will the faithful people do in response to the priests being clothed with salvation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 132-136 546\n 18 I will clothe his enemies with shame,\n  but the crown he wears  a \nwill be glorious.\u201d\nLIVING IN HARMONY\n133 \nA song of ascents. Of David.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "How good and pleasant it is\n  when brothers live together \nin harmony! 2 It is like fine oil on the head,\n  running down on the beard,\n  running down Aaron\u2019s beard\n  onto his robes. 3 It is like the dew of Hermon  b\n  falling on the mountains of Zion.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is compared to fine oil in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about brothers living together?\",\n    \"What natural phenomenon is mentioned in the excerpt as a comparison?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "For there the Lord has appointed \nthe blessing \u2014\n  life forevermore. CALL TO EVENING WORSHIP\n134 \nA song of ascents. Now bless the Lord,\n  all you servants of the Lord\n  who stand in the Lord\u2019s house  \nat night!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has the Lord appointed according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is called to bless the Lord in the evening worship?\",\n    \"What is the context of the excerpt as indicated by the title 'CALL TO EVENING WORSHIP'?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 Lift up your hands in the holy place\n  and bless the Lord! 3 May the Lord,\n  Maker of heaven and earth,\n  bless you from Zion. THE LORD IS GREAT\n135 \nHallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest doing in the holy place?\",\n    \"Who is referred to as the Maker of heaven and earth in the excerpt?\",\n    \"From where does the excerpt suggest the Lord will bless you?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Praise the name of the Lord. Give praise, you servants of the Lord\n 2 who stand in the house of the Lord,\n  in the courts of the house of our God. 3 Praise the Lord, for the Lord is good;\n  sing praise to his name, \nfor it is delightful. 4 For the Lord has chosen Jacob \nfor himself,\n  Israel as his treasured possession. 5 For I know that the Lord is great;\n  our Lord is greater than all gods. 6 The Lord does whatever he pleases\n  in heaven and on earth,\n  in the seas and all the depths. 7 He causes the clouds to rise \nfrom the ends of the earth. He makes lightning for the rain\n  and brings the wind from his   \nstorehouses. 8 He struck down the firstborn of Egypt,\n  both people and animals. 9 He sent signs and wonders \nagainst you, Egypt,\n  against Pharaoh and all his officials. 10 He struck down many nations\n  and slaughtered mighty kings:\n 11 Sihon king of the Amorites,\n  Og king of Bashan,\n  and all the kings of Canaan. 12 He gave their land as an inheritance,\n  an inheritance to his people Israel.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has the Lord done to the firstborn of Egypt according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who are the kings mentioned that were struck down by the Lord?\",\n    \"What did the Lord give to his people Israel as mentioned in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 Lord, your name endures forever,\n  your reputation, Lord,\n  through all generations. 14 For the Lord will vindicate his people\n  and have compassion on his servants. 15 The idols of the nations are of silver \nand gold,\n  made by human hands. 16 They have mouths but cannot speak,\n  eyes, but cannot see.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the Lord do for his people according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What materials are the idols of the nations made from?\",\n    \"What abilities do the idols lack as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "17 They have ears but cannot hear;\n  indeed, there is no breath \nin their mouths. 18 Those who make them are just like them,\n  as are all who trust in them. 19 House of Israel, bless the Lord! House of Aaron, bless the Lord! 20 House of Levi, bless the Lord! You who revere the Lord, \nbless the Lord! 21 Blessed be the Lord from Zion;\n  he dwells in Jerusalem. Hallelujah! GOD\u2019S LOVE IS ETERNAL\n136 \nGive thanks to the Lord, \nfor he is good. His faithful love endures forever. 2 Give thanks to the God of gods. His faithful love endures forever. 3 Give thanks to the Lord of lords. His faithful love endures forever. 4 He alone does great wonders. His faithful love endures forever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the verses imply about those who make idols?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the nature of God's love?\",\n    \"Who is called to bless the Lord in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 He made the heavens skillfully . a132:18 Lit but on him his crown   b133:3 The tallest mountain in the region, noted for its abundant precipitation\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   546 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 555, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 547 PSALMS 136-138\n  His faithful love endures forever. 6 He spread the land on the waters. His faithful love endures forever. 7 He made the great lights:\n  His faithful love endures forever. 8 the sun to rule by day ,\n  His faithful love endures forever. 9 the moon and stars to rule by night. His faithful love endures forever. 10 He struck the firstborn of the Egyptians\n  His faithful love endures forever. 11 and brought Israel out from among \nthem\n  His faithful love endures forever. 12 with a strong hand \nand outstretched arm. His faithful love endures forever. 13 He divided the Red Sea\n  His faithful love endures forever. 14 and led Israel through,\n  His faithful love endures forever. 15 but hurled Pharaoh \nand his army into the Red Sea. His faithful love endures forever. 16 He led his people in the wilderness. His faithful love endures forever. 17 He struck down great kings\n  His faithful love endures forever. 18 and slaughtered famous kings \u2014\n  His faithful love endures forever. 19 Sihon king of the Amorites\n  His faithful love endures forever. 20 and Og king of Bashan \u2014\n  His faithful love endures forever. 21 and gave their land as an inheritance,\n  His faithful love endures forever. 22 an inheritance to Israel his servant. His faithful love endures forever. 23 He remembered us in our humiliation\n  His faithful love endures forever. 24 and rescued us from our foes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What did God do to the firstborn of the Egyptians according to Psalms 136?\",\n  \"Who were the kings that God struck down as mentioned in Psalms 136?\",\n  \"What act did God perform to lead Israel through the Red Sea?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "His faithful love endures forever. 25 He gives food to every creature. His faithful love endures forever. 26 Give thanks to the God of heaven!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say about God's love?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who provides food to every creature?\",\n    \"What is encouraged at the end of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "His faithful love endures forever. LAMENT OF THE EXILES\n137 \nBy the rivers of Babylon \u2014\nthere we sat down and wept\n  when we remembered Zion. 2 There we hung up our lyres\n  on the poplar trees,\n 3 for our captors there asked us \nfor songs,\n  and our tormentors, for rejoicing:\n  \u201cSing us one of the songs of Zion.\u201d\n 4 How can we sing the Lord\u2019s song\n  on foreign soil? 5 If I forget you, Jerusalem,\n  may my right hand forget its skill.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the captors ask the exiles to do by the rivers of Babylon?\",\n    \"What is the emotional state of the exiles as described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the significance of Jerusalem to the exiles in this lament?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 May my tongue stick to the roof \nof my mouth\n  if I do not remember you,\n  if I do not exalt Jerusalem \nas my greatest joy! 7 Remember, Lord, \nwhat the Edomites said\n  that day  a at Jerusalem:\n  \u201cDestroy it!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the speaker's condition for remembering and exalting Jerusalem?\",\n    \"What did the Edomites say regarding Jerusalem?\",\n    \"On what date is the speaker making this declaration?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Destroy it\n  down to its foundations!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n 8 Daughter Babylon, \ndoomed to destruction,\n  happy is the one who pays you back\n  what you have done to us. 9 Happy is he who takes your little ones\n  and dashes them against the rocks.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What fate is predicted for Daughter Babylon in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What emotion is expressed towards those who seek revenge against Daughter Babylon?\",\n    \"What action is suggested regarding the 'little ones' of Daughter Babylon?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "A THANKFUL HEART\n138 \nOf David.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "I will give you thanks \nwith all my heart;\n  I will sing your praise \nbefore the heavenly beings. b\n 2 I will bow down \ntoward your holy temple\n  and give thanks to your name\n  for your constant love and truth. You have exalted your name\n  and your promise above \neverything else. c\n 3 On the day I called, you answered me;\n  you increased strength within me. d\n 4 All the kings on earth \nwill give you thanks, Lord,\n  when they hear \nwhat you have promised. e\n 5 They will sing of the Lord\u2019s ways,\n  for the Lord\u2019s glory is great. 6 Though the Lord is exalted,\n  he takes note of the humble;\na137:7 The day Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians in 586 BC   b138:1 Or before the gods, or  before judges, or  before kings ; Hb \nelohim   c138:2 Or You have exalted your promise above all your name   d138:3 Hb obscure   e138:4 Lit hear the words of \nyour mouth\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   547 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 556, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will all the kings on earth do when they hear what the Lord has promised?\",\n    \"What does the speaker intend to do before the heavenly beings?\",\n    \"How does the Lord respond to the humble according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 138-140 548\n  but he knows the haughty \nfrom a distance. 7 If I walk into the thick of danger,\n  you will preserve my life\n  from the anger of my enemies. You will extend your hand;\n  your right hand will save me. 8 The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the Lord do for the speaker according to Psalm 138?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe God's knowledge of the haughty?\",\n    \"What does the speaker believe will happen if they walk into danger?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "L ord, your faithful love \nendures forever;\n  do not abandon the work \nof your hands. THE ALL-KNOWING, EVER-PRESENT GOD\n139 \nFor the choir director.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Lord, you have searched me \nand known me. 2 You know when I sit down and when \nI stand up;\n  you understand my thoughts \nfrom far away . 3 You observe my travels and my rest;\n  you are aware of all my ways. 4 Before a word is on my tongue,\n  you know all about it, Lord. 5 You have encircled me;\n  you have placed your hand on me. 6 This wondrous knowledge is \nbeyond me. It is lofty; I am unable to reach it. 7 Where can I go to escape your Spirit?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker acknowledge about the Lord's knowledge of their actions?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the Lord's understanding of their thoughts?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's reaction to the knowledge that the Lord has about them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Where can I flee from your presence? 8 If I go up to heaven, you are there;\n  if I make my bed in Sheol, you are there. 9 If I live at the eastern horizon\n  or settle at the western limits,  a\n 10 even there your hand will lead me;\n  your right hand will hold on to me. 11 If I say , \u201cSurely the darkness \nwill hide me,\n  and the light around me \nwill be night\u201d \u2014\n 12 even the darkness is not dark to you. The night shines like the day;\n  darkness and light are alike to you. 13 For it was you who created \nmy inward parts; b\n  you knit me together \nin my mother\u2019s womb. 14 I will praise you\n  because I have been remarkably \nand wondrously made. c,d\n  Your works are wondrous,\n  and I know this very well. 15 My bones were not hidden from you\n  when I was made in secret,\n  when I was formed in the depths \nof the earth. 16 Your eyes saw me when I was formless;\n  all my days were written in your book \nand planned\n  before a single one of them began. 17 God, how precious  e your thoughts are \n to me;\n  how vast their sum is! 18 If I counted them,\n  they would outnumber the grains \nof sand;\n  when I wake up, f I am still with you. 19 God, if only you would kill the wicked \u2014\n  you bloodthirsty men, stay away \nfrom me \u2014\n 20 who invoke you deceitfully . Your enemies swear by you falsely . 21 Lord, don\u2019t I hate those who hate you,\n  and detest those who rebel \nagainst you? 22 I hate them with extreme hatred;\n  I consider them my enemies. 23 Search me, God, and know my heart;\n  test me and know my concerns.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express about God's presence in various locations?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their creation and the knowledge God has of them?\",\n    \"What feelings does the speaker convey towards those who oppose God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 See if there is any offensive  g way in me;\n  lead me in the everlasting way . PRAYER FOR RESCUE\n140 \nFor the choir director. A psalm of David. Rescue me, Lord, from evil men. Keep me safe from violent men\n 2 who plan evil in their hearts. They stir up wars all day long. 3 They make their tongues\n  as sharp as a snake\u2019s bite;\n  viper\u2019s venom is under their lips. Selah\n 4 Protect me, Lord,\n  from the power of the wicked.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the primary request made by the speaker in the prayer?\",\n    \"Who does the speaker ask for protection against in the prayer?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the harmful nature of the men mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Keep me safe from violent men\n  who plan to make me stumble. h\na139:9 Lit I take up the wings of the dawn; I dwell at the end of the sea   b139:13 Lit my kidneys   c139:14 DSS, some LXX \nmss, Syr , Jer read because you are remarkable and wonderful   d139:14 Hb obscure   e139:17 Or difficult   f139:18 Some Hb \nmss read I come to an end   g139:24 Or idolatrous   h140:4 Lit to trip up my steps\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   548 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 557, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 549 PSALMS 140-142\n 5 The proud hide a trap with ropes \nfor me;\n  they spread a net along the path\n  and set snares for me. Selah\n 6 I say to the Lord, \u201cYou are my God.\u201d\n  Listen, Lord, to my cry for help.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the proud set for the speaker according to Psalms 140?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request from the Lord in Psalms 140?\",\n    \"How does the speaker refer to the Lord in Psalms 140?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 Lord, my Lord, my strong Savior,\n  you shield my head on the day of battle. 8 Lord, do not grant the desires \nof the wicked;\n  do not let them achieve their goals. Otherwise, they will become proud. Selah\n 9 When those who surround me rise up,  a\n  may the trouble their lips cause \noverwhelm them. 10 Let hot coals fall on them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask the Lord to do regarding the desires of the wicked?\",\n    \"What imagery is used to describe the fate of those who surround the speaker?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's relationship with the Lord as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Let them be thrown into the fire,\n  into the abyss, never again to rise. 11 Do not let a slanderer stay in the land. Let evil relentlessly  b hunt down \na violent man. 12 I c know that the Lord upholds\n  the just cause of the poor,\n  justice for the needy . 13 Surely the righteous will praise \nyour name;\n  the upright will live in your presence. PROTECTION FROM SIN AND SINNERS\n141 \nA psalm of David. Lord, I call on you; hurry to help me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest should happen to a slanderer?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does the Lord uphold?\",\n    \"Who will praise the Lord's name according to the passage?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Listen to my voice when I call on you. 2 May my prayer be set before you \nas incense,\n  the raising of my hands \nas the evening offering. 3 Lord, set up a guard for my mouth;\n  keep watch at the door of my lips. 4 Do not let my heart turn \nto any evil thing\n  or perform wicked acts\n  with men who commit sin. Do not let me feast on their delicacies. 5 Let the righteous one strike me \u2014\n  it is an act of faithful love;\n  let him rebuke me \u2014\n  it is oil for my head;\n  let me  d not refuse it. Even now my prayer is against\n  the evil acts of the wicked. e\n 6 When their rulers  f will be thrown off\n  the sides of a cliff,\n  the people  g will listen to my words,\n  for they are pleasing. 7 As when one plows and breaks up \nthe soil,\n  turning up rocks,\n  so our  h bones have been scattered\n  at the mouth of Sheol. 8 But my eyes look to you, Lord,  \nmy Lord. I seek refuge in you; do not let me die. i\n 9 Protect me from the trap they have set \nfor me,\n  and from the snares of evildoers. 10 Let the wicked fall into their own nets,\n  while I pass by safely . A CRY OF DISTRESS\n142 \nA Maskil of David.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker ask the Lord to guard?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe a righteous person's rebuke?\",\n    \"What does the speaker seek refuge from?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "A prayer. I cry aloud to the Lord;\n  I plead aloud to the Lord for mercy . 2 I pour out my complaint before him;\n  I reveal my trouble to him. 3 Although my spirit is weak within me,\n  you know my way . Along this path I travel\n  they have hidden a trap for me. 4 Look to the right and see:  j\n  no one stands up for me;\n  there is no refuge for me;\n  no one cares about me. 5 I cry to you, Lord;\n  I say , \u201cYou are my shelter,\n  my portion in the land of the living.\u201d\n 6 Listen to my cry ,\n  for I am very weak. Rescue me from those  \nwho pursue me,\n  for they are too strong for me. 7 Free me from prison\n  so that I can praise your name.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker plead for from the Lord?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe their current emotional state?\",\n    \"What does the speaker ask to be rescued from?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The righteous will gather around me\n  because you deal generously with me. a140:9 Lit Head of those who surround me   b140:11 Hb obscure   c140:12 Alt Hb tradition reads You   d141:5 Lit my head   \ne141:5 Lit of them   f141:6 Or judges   g141:6 Lit cliff, and they   h141:7 DSS reads my ; some LXX mss, Syr read their   i141:8 Or \nnot pour out my life   j142:4 DSS, LXX, Syr , Vg, Tg read I look to the right and I see\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   549 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 558, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 143-144 550\nA CRY FOR HELP\n143 \nA psalm of David. Lord, hear my prayer.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 559, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "In your faithfulness listen to my plea,\n  and in your righteousness answer me. 2 Do not bring your servant into judgment,\n  for no one alive is righteous in your sight. 3 For the enemy has pursued me,\n  crushing me to the ground,\n  making me live in darkness\n  like those long dead. 4 My spirit is weak within me;\n  my heart is overcome with dismay . 5 I remember the days of old;\n  I meditate on all you have done;\n  I reflect on the work of your hands. 6 I spread out my hands to you;\n  I am like parched land before you. Selah\n 7 Answer me quickly , Lord;\n  my spirit fails. Don\u2019t hide your face from me,\n  or I will be like those\n  going down to the Pit. 8 Let me experience\n  your faithful love in the morning,\n  for I trust in you. Reveal to me the way I should go\n  because I appeal to you. 9 Rescue me from my enemies, Lord;\n  I come to you for protection. a\n 10 Teach me to do your will,\n  for you are my God. May your gracious Spirit\n  lead me on level ground. 11 For your name\u2019s sake, Lord,\n  let me live. In your righteousness deliver me \nfrom trouble,\n 12 and in your faithful love \ndestroy my enemies. Wipe out all those who attack me,\n  for I am your servant. A KING\u2019S PRAYER\n144 \nOf David. Blessed be the Lord, my rock\n  who trains my hands for battle\n  and my fingers for warfare. 2 He is my faithful love and my fortress,\n  my stronghold and my deliverer.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 559, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What does the speaker ask the Lord to reveal to them?\",\n  \"How does the speaker describe their current emotional state?\",\n  \"Who is referred to as the speaker's rock and deliverer?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He is my shield, and I take refuge in him;\n  he subdues my people  b under me. 3 Lord, what is a human that you care \nfor him,\n  a son of man c that you think of him? 4 A human is like a breath;\n  his days are like a passing shadow . 5 Lord, part your heavens and come down.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 559, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What role does the speaker attribute to the Lord in their life?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the nature of humanity?\",\n    \"What request does the speaker make to the Lord in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Touch the mountains, \nand they will smoke. 6 Flash your lightning and scatter the foe; d\n  shoot your arrows and rout them. 7 Reach down e from on high;\n  rescue me from deep water, \nand set me free\n  from the grasp of foreigners\n 8 whose mouths speak lies,\n  whose right hands are deceptive. 9 God, I will sing a new song to you;\n  I will play on a ten-stringed harp \nfor you \u2014\n 10 the one who gives victory to kings,\n  who frees his servant David\n  from the deadly sword. 11 Set me free and rescue me\n  from foreigners\n  whose mouths speak lies,\n  whose right hands are deceptive.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 559, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker intend to do to honor God?\",\n    \"Who does the speaker reference as being freed from the deadly sword?\",\n    \"What characteristics does the speaker attribute to the foreigners?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 Then our sons will be like plants\n  nurtured in their youth,\n  our daughters, like corner pillars\n  that are carved in the palace style. 13 Our storehouses will be full,\n  supplying all kinds of produce;\n  our flocks will increase by thousands\n  and tens of thousands in \nour open fields. 14 Our cattle will be well fed. f\n  There will be no breach in the walls,\n  no going into captivity , g\n  and no cry of lament in \nour public squares. 15 Happy are the people with \nsuch blessings.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 559, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will our sons be like according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How will the storehouses be described in the passage?\",\n    \"What do the people experience as a result of these blessings?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 551 PSALMS 145-146\nPRAISING GOD\u2019S GREATNESS\n145 \nA hymn of David. I a exalt you, my God the King,\n  and bless your name forever and ever.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the main theme of Psalm 145?\",\n    \"Who is attributed as the author of Psalm 145?\",\n    \"What action does the speaker proclaim in relation to God in Psalm 145?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 I will bless you every day;\n  I will praise your name \nforever and ever. 3 The Lord is great and is highly praised;\n  his greatness is unsearchable. 4 One generation will declare your works \nto the next\n  and will proclaim your mighty acts. 5 I b will speak of your splendor and \nglorious majesty\n  and  c your wondrous works. 6 They will proclaim the power \nof your awe-inspiring acts,\n  and I will declare your greatness. d\n 7 They will give a testimony \nof your great goodness\n  and will joyfully sing \nof your righteousness. 8 The Lord is gracious \nand compassionate,\n  slow to anger and great in faithful love. 9 The Lord is good to everyone;\n  his compassion rests on all he has made. 10 All you have made \nwill thank you, Lord;\n  the  e faithful will bless you. 11 They will speak of the glory \nof your kingdom\n  and will declare your might,\n 12 informing all people \nof your mighty acts\n  and of the glorious splendor \nof your f kingdom. 13 Your kingdom is \nan everlasting kingdom;\n  your rule is for all generations. The Lord is faithful in all his words \n  and gracious in all his actions. g\n 14 The Lord helps all who fall;\n  he raises up all who are oppressed. h\n 15 All eyes look to you,\n  and you give them their food at the \nproper time. 16 You open your hand\n  and satisfy the desire of every   \nliving thing. 17 The Lord is righteous in all his ways\n  and faithful in all his acts. 18 The Lord is near all who call out to him,\n  all who call out to him with integrity . 19 He fulfills the desires of those \nwho fear him;\n  he hears their cry for help \nand saves them. 20 The Lord guards all those \nwho love him,\n  but he destroys all the wicked. 21 My mouth will declare the Lord\u2019s praise;\n  let every living thing\n  bless his holy name forever and ever. THE GOD OF COMPASSION\n146 \nHallelujah! My soul, praise the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What qualities of the Lord are mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the relationship between the Lord and those who call out to him?\",\n    \"What will happen to the wicked according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 I will praise the Lord all my life;\n  I will sing to my God as long as I live. 3 Do not trust in nobles,\n  in a son of man,  i who cannot save. 4 When his breath  j leaves him,\n  he returns to the ground;\n  on that day his plans die. 5 Happy is the one whose help is the God \nof Jacob,\n  whose hope is in the Lord his God,\n 6 the Maker of heaven and earth,\n  the sea and everything in them. He remains faithful forever,\n 7 executing justice for the exploited\n  and giving food to the hungry .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker intend to do all their life according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is described as the one whose help brings happiness?\",\n    \"What actions does the Lord take as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The Lord frees prisoners. 8 The Lord opens the eyes of the blind. The Lord raises up those \nwho are oppressed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord do for prisoners according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the Lord assist those who are blind?\",\n    \"In what way does the Lord help those who are oppressed?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "h\n  The Lord loves the righteous. 9 The Lord protects resident aliens\n  and helps the fatherless and the widow ,\n  but he frustrates the ways of the wicked. 10 The Lord reigns forever;\n  Zion, your God reigns for all   \ngenerations.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord do for resident aliens, the fatherless, and the widow?\",\n    \"How does the Lord respond to the ways of the wicked?\",\n    \"For how long does the Lord reign according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a145:1 The lines of this poem form an acrostic. b145:5 LXX, Syr read They   c145:5 LXX, Syr read and they will tell of    \nd145:6 Alt Hb tradition, Jer read great deeds   e145:10 Lit your   f145:12 LXX, Syr , Jer; MT reads his   g145:13 One Hb ms, DSS, \nLXX, Syr; some Hb mss omit The Lord is faithful in all his words and gracious in all his actions. h145:14; 146:8 Lit bowed down   \ni146:3 Or a mere mortal   j146:4 Or spirit\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   551 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 560, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What type of poem is indicated in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which translations read 'They' according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt say about the Lord's faithfulness and graciousness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PSALMS 147-149 552\nGOD RESTORES JERUSALEM\n147 \nHallelujah! How good it is to sing to our God,\n  for praise is pleasant and lovely .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "2 The Lord rebuilds Jerusalem;\n  he gathers Israel\u2019s exiled people. 3 He heals the brokenhearted\n  and bandages their wounds. 4 He counts the number of the stars;\n  he gives names to all of them. 5 Our Lord is great, vast in power;\n  his understanding is infinite. a\n 6 The Lord helps the oppressed\n  but brings the wicked to the ground. 7 Sing to the Lord with thanksgiving;\n  play the lyre to our God,\n 8 who covers the sky with clouds,\n  prepares rain for the earth,\n  and causes grass to grow on the hills. 9 He provides the animals with their food,\n  and the young ravens, \nwhat they cry for.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord do for the brokenhearted according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the Lord provide for animals as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about the Lord's understanding in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10 He is not impressed by the strength \nof a horse;\n  he does not value the power \nof a warrior. b\n 11 The Lord values those who fear him,\n  those who put their hope \nin his faithful love. 12 Exalt the Lord, Jerusalem;\n  praise your God, Zion! 13 For he strengthens the bars \nof your city gates\n  and blesses your children within you. 14 He endows your territory \nwith prosperity;  c\n  he satisfies you with the finest wheat. 15 He sends his command \nthroughout the earth;\n  his word runs swiftly . 16 He spreads snow like wool;\n  he scatters frost like ashes;\n 17 he throws his hailstones like crumbs. Who can withstand his cold? 18 He sends his word and melts them;\n  he unleashes his winds,  d \nand the water flows. 19 He declares his word to Jacob,\n  his statutes and judgments to Israel. 20 He has not done this for every nation;\n  they do not know his judgments. Hallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord value according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the Lord do for Jerusalem and Zion as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the Lord communicate his commands according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "CREATION\u2019S PRAISE OF THE LORD\n148 \nHallelujah! Praise the Lord from the heavens;\n  praise him in the heights. 2 Praise him, all his angels;\n  praise him, all his heavenly armies. 3 Praise him, sun and moon;\n  praise him, all you shining stars. 4 Praise him, highest heavens,\n  and you waters above the heavens. 5 Let them praise the name of the Lord,\n  for he commanded, \nand they were created. 6 He set them in position \nforever and ever;\n  he gave an order that will never \npass away . 7 Praise the Lord from the earth,\n  all sea monsters and ocean depths,\n 8 lightning e and hail, snow and cloud,\n  stormy wind that executes \nhis command,\n 9 mountains and all hills,\n  fruit trees and all cedars,\n 10 wild animals and all cattle,\n  creatures that crawl and flying birds,\n 11 kings of the earth and all peoples,\n  princes and all judges of the earth,\n 12 young men as well as young women,\n  old and young together. 13 Let them praise the name of the Lord,\n  for his name alone is exalted.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the main theme expressed in the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is called to praise the Lord according to the text?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the permanence of God's command?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "His majesty covers heaven and earth. 14 He has raised up a horn for his people,\n  resulting in praise to all \nhis faithful ones,\n  to the Israelites, the people \nclose to him. Hallelujah!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does 'his majesty' cover according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who are the people that have received praise from 'his majesty'?\",\n    \"What is the response of the faithful ones mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "PRAISE FOR GOD\u2019S TRIUMPH\n149 \nHallelujah! Sing to the Lord a new song,\n  his praise in the assembly \nof the faithful. a147:5 Lit understanding has no number   b147:10 Lit the legs of the man   c147:14 Or peace   d147:18 Or breath   e148:8 Or \nfire\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   552 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 561, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the primary action encouraged in the excerpt?\", \"In what context is the Lord's praise mentioned in the excerpt?\", \"What does the term 'assembly of the faithful' refer to in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": " 553 PSALMS 149-150\n 2 Let Israel celebrate its Maker;\n  let the children of Zion rejoice \nin their King. 3 Let them praise his name with dancing\n  and make music to him \nwith tambourine and lyre. 4 For the Lord takes pleasure \nin his people;\n  he adorns the humble with salvation. 5 Let the faithful celebrate \nin triumphal glory;\n  let them shout for joy on their beds. 6 Let the exaltation of God be \nin their mouths  a\n  and a double-edged sword \nin their hands,\n 7 inflicting vengeance on the nations\n  and punishment on the peoples,\n 8 binding their kings with chains\n  and their dignitaries \nwith iron shackles,\n 9 carrying out the judgment \ndecreed against them. This honor is for all his faithful people.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 562, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What instruments are mentioned for making music to God in Psalms 149?\",\n    \"What does the Lord do for the humble according to Psalms 149?\",\n    \"Who is described as receiving honor in Psalms 149?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Hallelujah! PRAISE THE LORD\n150 \nHallelujah! Praise God in his sanctuary . Praise him in his mighty expanse. 2 Praise him for his powerful acts;\n  praise him for his abundant greatness. 3 Praise him with trumpet blast;\n  praise him with harp and lyre. 4 Praise him with tambourine and dance;\n  praise him with strings and flute. 5 Praise him with resounding cymbals;\n  praise him with clashing cymbals. 6 Let everything that breathes \npraise the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 562, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should be praised according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Which instruments are mentioned for praising God in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the final instruction given in the excerpt regarding praise?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a149:6 Lit throat\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   553 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 562, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Proverbs\nTHE PURPOSE OF PROVERBS\n1 \nThe proverbs of Solomon son of David, \nking of Israel:\n 2 For learning wisdom and discipline;\n  for understanding insightful sayings;\n 3 for receiving prudent instruction\n  in righteousness, justice, and integrity;\n 4 for teaching shrewdness \nto the inexperienced,  a\n  knowledge and discretion \nto a young man \u2014\n 5 let a wise person listen \nand increase learning,\n  and let a discerning person \nobtain guidance \u2014\n 6 for understanding a proverb \nor a parable, b\n  the words of the wise, and their riddles. 7 The fear of the Lord\n  is the beginning of knowledge;\n  fools despise wisdom and discipline.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 563, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the role of the proverbs of Solomon according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is considered the beginning of knowledge?\",\n    \"What is the intended audience for the teachings mentioned in the proverbs?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "AVOID THE PATH OF THE VIOLENT\n 8 Listen, my son, \nto your father\u2019s instruction,\n  and don\u2019t reject \nyour mother\u2019s teaching,\n 9 for they will be a garland of favor \non your head\n  and pendants  c around your neck. 10 My son, if sinners entice you,\n  don\u2019t be persuaded.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 563, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should a son do according to his father's instruction?\",\n    \"What will the teachings of a mother bring to a son?\",\n    \"What advice is given to a son regarding sinners?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 If they say  \u2014  \u201cCome with us!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 563, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Let\u2019s set an ambush and kill someone. d\n  Let\u2019s attack some innocent person \njust for fun! e\n 12 Let\u2019s swallow them alive, like Sheol,\n  whole, like those who go down \nto the Pit. 13 We\u2019ll find all kinds of valuable property\n  and fill our houses with plunder. 14 Throw in your lot with us,\n  and we\u2019ll all share the loot\u201d  f \u2014\n 15 my son, don\u2019t travel that road \nwith them\n  or set foot on their path,\n 16 because their feet run toward evil\n  and they hurry to shed blood. 17 It is useless to spread a net\n  where any bird can see it,\n 18 but they set an ambush \nto kill themselves;  g\n  they attack their own lives. 19 Such are the paths of all who make \nprofit dishonestly;\n  it takes the lives of those who receive it. h\nWISDOM\u2019S PLEA\n 20 Wisdom calls out in the street;\n  she makes her voice heard \nin the public squares. 21 She cries out above  i the commotion;\n  she speaks at the entrance \nof the city gates:\n 22 \u201cHow long, inexperienced ones, \nwill you love ignorance? How long will you mockers \nenjoy mocking\n  and you fools hate knowledge? 23 If you respond to my warning,  j\n  then I will pour out my spirit on you\n  and teach you my words. 24 Since I called out and you refused,\n  extended my hand and no one \npaid attention,\n 25 since you neglected all my counsel\n  and did not accept my correction,\n 26 I, in turn, will laugh at your calamity . I will mock when terror strikes you,\n 27 when terror strikes you like a storm\n  and your calamity comes \nlike a whirlwind,\n  when trouble and stress overcome you. 28 Then they will call me, \nbut I won\u2019t answer;\n  they will search for me, but won\u2019t \nfind me. 29 Because they hated knowledge,\n  didn\u2019t choose to fear the Lord,\n 30 were not interested in my counsel,\n  and rejected all my correction,\n 31 they will eat the fruit of their way\n  and be glutted with their own schemes. a1:4 Or simple, or gullible   b1:6 Or an enigma   c1:9 Lit chains   d1:11 Lit Let\u2019s ambush for blood   e1:11 Lit person for no \nreason   f1:14 Lit us; one bag will be for all of us   g1:18 Lit they ambush for their blood   h1:19 Lit takes the life of its \nmasters   i1:21 Lit at the head of   j1:23 Lit you turn back to my reprimand\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   554 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 563, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Wisdom say will happen to those who refuse her counsel?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what do the people who set an ambush for others ultimately do?\",\n    \"What warning does the speaker give to their son regarding the path of evil?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 32 For the apostasy of the inexperienced \nwill kill them,\n  and the complacency of fools \nwill destroy them. 33 But whoever listens to me \nwill live securely\n  and be undisturbed by the dread \nof danger.\u201d\nWISDOM\u2019S WORTH\n2 \nMy son, if you accept my words\nand store up my commands within you,\n 2 listening closely  a to wisdom\n  and directing your heart \nto understanding;\n 3 furthermore, if you call out to insight\n  and lift your voice to understanding,\n 4 if you seek it like silver\n  and search for it like hidden treasure,\n 5 then you will understand the fear \nof the Lord\n  and discover the knowledge of God. 6 For the Lord gives wisdom;\n  from his mouth come knowledge \nand understanding.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 564, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the inexperienced according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How can one discover the knowledge of God as outlined in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions must one take to receive wisdom according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 He stores up success  b for the upright;\n  He is a shield for those who live \nwith integrity\n 8 so that he may guard the paths \nof justice\n  and protect the way \nof his faithful followers. 9 Then you will understand \nrighteousness, justice,\n  and integrity  \u2014  every good path. 10 For wisdom will enter your heart,\n  and knowledge will delight you. 11 Discretion will watch over you,\n  and understanding will guard you. 12 It will rescue you from the way \nof evil \u2014\n  from anyone who says perverse things,\n 13 from those who abandon \nthe right paths\n  to walk in ways of darkness,\n 14 from those who enjoy doing evil\n  and celebrate perversion,\n 15 whose paths are crooked,\n  and whose ways are devious. 16 It will rescue you \nfrom a forbidden woman,\n  from a wayward woman \nwith her flattering talk,\n 17 who abandons the companion \nof her youth\n  and forgets the covenant of her God;\n 18 for her house sinks down to death\n  and her ways to the land \nof the departed spirits. 19 None return who go to her;\n  none reach the paths of life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 564, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does He provide for those who live with integrity?\",\n    \"What will wisdom and knowledge do for a person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What consequences are described for those who abandon the right paths?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20 So follow the way of the good,\n  and keep to the paths of the righteous. 21 For the upright will inhabit the land,\n  and those of integrity will remain in it;\n 22 but the wicked will be cut off \nfrom the land,\n  and the treacherous ripped out of it. TRUST THE LORD\n3 \nMy son, don\u2019t forget my teaching,\nbut let your heart keep my commands;\n 2 for they will bring you\n  many days, a full life, c and well-being. 3 Never let loyalty and faithfulness \nleave you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 564, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the upright according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What should my son remember according to the teachings in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What are the benefits of keeping the commands mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Tie them around your neck;\n  write them on the tablet of your heart. 4 Then you will find favor \nand high regard\n  with God and people. 5 Trust in the Lord with all your heart,\n  and do not rely on \nyour own understanding;\n 6 in all your ways know him,\n  and he will make your paths straight. 7 Don\u2019t be wise in your own eyes;\n  fear the Lord and turn away from evil. 8 This will be healing for your body  d\n  and strengthening for your bones. 9 Honor the Lord   \nwith your possessions\n  and with the first produce \nof your entire harvest;\n 10 then your barns will be \ncompletely filled,\n  and your vats will overflow \nwith new wine. 11 Do not despise the Lord\u2019s instruction, \nmy son,\n  and do not loathe his discipline;\n 12 for the Lord disciplines the one \nhe loves,\n  just as a father disciplines the son in \nwhom he delights. a2:2 Lit you, stretching out your ear   b2:7 Or resourcefulness   c3:2 Lit days, years of life   d3:8 Lit navel\n 555 PROVERBS 1-3\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   555 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 564, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one do to find favor and high regard with God and people?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the result of honoring the Lord with your possessions?\",\n    \"What does the Lord's discipline signify in relation to his love for the individual?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "WISDOM BRINGS HAPPINESS\n 13 Happy is a man who finds wisdom\n  and who acquires understanding,\n 14 for she is more profitable than silver,\n  and her revenue is better than gold. 15 She is more precious than jewels;\n  nothing you desire can equal her.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to be more profitable than silver according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the value of wisdom compare to that of jewels?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the relationship between wisdom and happiness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Long life a is in her right hand;\n  in her left, riches and honor. 17 Her ways are pleasant,\n  and all her paths, peaceful. 18 She is a tree of life to those \nwho embrace her,\n  and those who hold on to her are happy . 19 The Lord founded the earth by wisdom\n  and established the heavens \nby understanding. 20 By his knowledge the watery depths \nbroke open,\n  and the clouds dripped with dew . 21 Maintain sound wisdom \nand discretion.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is in the right hand of long life according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the paths of wisdom?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between wisdom and happiness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "My son, don\u2019t lose sight of them. 22 They will be life for you  b\n  and adornment  c for your neck. 23 Then you will go safely on your way;\n  your foot will not stumble. 24 When you lie d down, you will not \nbe afraid;\n  you will lie down, and your sleep \nwill be pleasant. 25 Don\u2019t fear sudden danger\n  or the ruin of the wicked \nwhen it comes,\n 26 for the Lord will be your confidence  e\n  and will keep your foot from a snare. TREAT OTHERS FAIRLY\n 27 When it is in your power, f\n  don\u2019t withhold good from the one to \nwhom it belongs. 28 Don\u2019t say to your neighbor, \u201cGo away!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will be life and adornment for the son according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What should the son not fear when sudden danger comes?\",\n    \"What should one do when it is in their power regarding good deeds?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I\u2019ll give it tomorrow\u201d  \u2014  when it is there \nwith you. 29 Don\u2019t plan any harm \nagainst your neighbor,\n  for he trusts you and lives near you.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should you not plan against your neighbor according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Why is it important not to plan harm against your neighbor?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the relationship between neighbors?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "30 Don\u2019t accuse anyone without cause,\n  when he has done you no harm. 31 Don\u2019t envy a violent man\n  or choose any of his ways;\n 32 for the devious are detestable \nto the Lord,\n  but he is a friend  g to the upright. 33 The Lord\u2019s curse is on the household \nof the wicked,\n  but he blesses the home \nof the righteous;\n 34 He mocks those who mock,\n  but gives grace to the humble. 35 The wise will inherit honor,\n  but he holds up fools to dishonor. h\nA FATHER\u2019S EXAMPLE\n4 \nListen, sons, to a father\u2019s discipline,\nand pay attention so that \nyou may gain understanding,\n 2 for I am giving you good instruction. Don\u2019t abandon my teaching. 3 When I was a son with my father,\n  tender and precious to my mother,\n 4 he taught me and said:\n  \u201cYour heart must hold on to my words. Keep my commands and live. 5 Get wisdom, get understanding;\n  don\u2019t forget or turn away \nfrom the words from my mouth. 6 Don\u2019t abandon wisdom, and she will \nwatch over you;\n  love her, and she will guard you. 7 Wisdom is supreme  \u2014  so get wisdom. And whatever else you get, \nget understanding. 8 Cherish her, and she will exalt you;\n  if you embrace her, she will honor you. 9 She will place a garland of favor \non your head;\n  she will give you a crown of beauty .\u201d\nTWO WAYS OF LIFE\n 10 Listen, my son. Accept my words,\n  and you will live many years.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord think of the devious according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What advice is given regarding wisdom in the passage?\",\n    \"What will happen if one embraces wisdom, as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 I am teaching you the way of wisdom;\n  I am guiding you on straight paths. 12 When you walk, your steps will not \nbe hindered;\n  when you run, you will not stumble. 13 Hold on to instruction; don\u2019t let go. Guard it, for it is your life. 14 Keep off the path of the wicked;\n  don\u2019t proceed on the way of evil ones. a3:16 Lit Length of days   b3:22 Or be your throat   c3:22 Or grace   d3:24 LXX reads sit   e3:26 Or be at your side   f3:27 Lit \nin the power of your hands   g3:32 Or confidential counsel   h3:35 Or but haughty fools dishonor, or  but fools exalt dishonor\nPROVERBS 3-4 556\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   556 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 565, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the primary focus of the teaching in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What should one do to guard their instruction according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is advised to avoid in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 15 Avoid it; don\u2019t travel on it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Turn away from it, and pass it by . 16 For they can\u2019t sleep\n  unless they have done what is evil;\n  they are robbed of sleep\n  unless they make someone stumble. 17 They eat the bread of wickedness\n  and drink the wine of violence. 18 The path of the righteous is \nlike the light of dawn,\n  shining brighter and brighter \nuntil midday . 19 But the way of the wicked is \nlike the darkest gloom;\n  they don\u2019t know what makes \nthem stumble. THE STRAIGHT PATH\n 20 My son, pay attention to my words;\n  listen closely to my sayings. 21 Don\u2019t lose sight of them;\n  keep them within your heart.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What keeps the wicked from sleeping, according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is the path of the righteous described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What advice is given to the son regarding the speaker's words?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 For they are life to those \nwho find them,\n  and health to one\u2019s whole body . 23 Guard your heart above all else,  a\n  for it is the source of life. 24 Don\u2019t let your mouth speak dishonestly ,\n  and don\u2019t let your lips talk deviously . 25 Let your eyes look forward;\n  fix your gaze b straight ahead. 26 Carefully consider the path  c \nfor your feet,\n  and all your ways will be established. 27 Don\u2019t turn to the right or to the left;\n  keep your feet away from evil. AVOID SEDUCTION\n5 \nMy son, pay attention to my wisdom;\nlisten closely d to my understanding\n 2 so that you may maintain discretion\n  and your lips safeguard knowledge. 3 Though the lips \nof the forbidden woman drip honey\n  and her words are  e smoother than oil,\n 4 in the end she\u2019s as bitter as wormwood\n  and as sharp as a double-edged sword. 5 Her feet go down to death;\n  her steps head straight for Sheol.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the source of life according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is the forbidden woman described in terms of her words and their consequences?\",\n    \"What advice is given regarding one's gaze and the path for one's feet?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 She doesn\u2019t consider the path of life;\n  she doesn\u2019t know that her ways \nare unstable. 7 So now , sons, listen to me,\n  and don\u2019t turn away from the words \nfrom my mouth. 8 Keep your way far from her.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does she not consider according to the excerpt?\", \"What advice is given to the sons in the excerpt?\", \"What should the sons keep their way far from?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "Don\u2019t go near the door of her house. 9 Otherwise, you will give up \nyour vitality to others\n  and your years to someone cruel;\n 10 strangers will drain your resources,\n  and your hard-earned pay will end up \nin a foreigner\u2019s house. 11 At the end of your life, you will lament\n  when your physical body \nhas been consumed,\n 12 and you will say , \n\u201cHow I hated discipline,\n  and how my heart  \ndespised correction. 13 I didn\u2019t obey my teachers\n  or listen closely  f to my instructors. 14 I am on the verge of complete ruin\n  before the entire community .\u201d\nENJOY MARRIAGE\n 15 Drink water from your own cistern,\n  water flowing from your own well. 16 Should your springs flow  \nin the streets,\n  streams in the public squares? 17 They should be for you alone\n  and not for you to share  \nwith strangers. 18 Let your fountain be blessed,\n  and take pleasure in the wife \nof your youth. 19 A loving deer, a graceful doe  g \u2014\n  let her breasts always satisfy you;\n  be lost in her love forever. 20 Why , my son, would you lose yourself\n  with a forbidden woman\n  or embrace a wayward woman?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if you go near the door of her house?\",\n    \"What should one do instead of sharing their resources with strangers?\",\n    \"What is advised regarding the relationship with the wife of your youth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21 For a man\u2019s ways are before \nthe Lord\u2019s eyes,\n  and he considers all his paths. 22 A wicked man\u2019s iniquities will \ntrap him;\n  he will become tangled in the ropes \nof his own sin. 23 He will die because there is \nno discipline,\n  and be lost because of \nhis great stupidity . a4:23 Or heart with all diligence   b4:25 Lit eyelids   c4:26 Or Clear a path   d5:1 Lit wisdom; stretch out your ear   e5:3 Lit \nher palate is   f5:13 Lit or turn my ear   g5:19 Or graceful mountain goat\n 557 PROVERBS 4-5\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   557 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 566, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will trap a wicked man according to the text?\",\n    \"What consequences does the text suggest a wicked man will face due to his iniquities?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the importance of discipline?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "FINANCIAL ENTANGLEMENTS\n6 \nMy son, if you have put up security \nfor your neighbor  a\n  or entered into an agreement \nwith b a stranger,\n 2 you have been snared by the words \nof your mouth\n  trapped by the words \nfrom your mouth. 3 Do this, then, my son, and free yourself,\n  for you have put yourself \nin your neighbor\u2019s power:\n  Go, humble yourself, and plead \nwith your neighbor. 4 Don\u2019t give sleep to your eyes\n  or slumber to your eyelids.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 567, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should the son do to free himself from the situation described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What has caused the son to feel trapped according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is the son advised to humble himself and plead with?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 Escape like a gazelle from a hunter,  c\n  like a bird from a hunter\u2019s trap. c\nLAZINESS\n 6 Go to the ant, you slacker! Observe its ways and become wise. 7 Without leader, administrator, or ruler,\n 8 it prepares its provisions in summer;\n  it gathers its food during harvest. 9 How long will you stay in bed, \nyou slacker?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 567, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What animal is used as a metaphor for escape in the excerpt?\",\n  \"What behavior of the ant is highlighted as an example of wisdom?\",\n  \"What question is posed to the slacker regarding their habits?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When will you get up from your sleep? 10 A little sleep, a little slumber,\n  a little folding of the arms to rest,\n 11 and your poverty will come like \na robber,\n  your need, like a bandit. THE MALICIOUS MAN\n 12 A worthless person, a wicked man\n  goes around speaking dishonestly ,\n 13 winking his eyes, signaling \nwith his feet,\n  and gesturing with his fingers. 14 He always plots evil with perversity \nin his heart;\n  he stirs up trouble.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 567, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if one continues to sleep a little longer according to the text?\",\n    \"How is the malicious man described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What actions does the wicked man take according to the passage?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15 Therefore calamity \nwill strike him suddenly;\n  he will be shattered instantly , \nbeyond recovery . WHAT THE LORD HATES\n 16 The Lord hates six things;\n  in fact, seven are detestable to him:\n 17 arrogant eyes, a lying tongue,\n  hands that shed innocent blood,\n 18 a heart that plots wicked schemes,\n  feet eager to run to evil,\n 19 a lying witness who gives \nfalse testimony ,\n  and one who stirs up trouble \namong brothers. WARNING AGAINST ADULTERY\n 20 My son, keep your father\u2019s command,\n  and don\u2019t reject \nyour mother\u2019s teaching.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 567, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the seven things that the Lord hates according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What instruction is given to the son regarding his father's command and mother's teaching?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21 Always bind them to your heart;\n  tie them around your neck. 22 When you walk here and there, \nthey will guide you;\n  when you lie down, they will \nwatch over you;\n  when you wake up, they will talk to you. 23 For a command is a lamp, \nteaching is a light,\n  and corrective discipline is the way \nto life. 24 They will protect you \nfrom an evil woman,  d\n  from the flattering  e tongue of \na wayward woman. 25 Don\u2019t lust in your heart for her beauty\n  or let her captivate you \nwith her eyelashes. 26 For a prostitute\u2019s fee is only a loaf \nof bread, f\n  but the wife of another man  g goes after \na precious life. 27 Can a man embrace fire\n  and his clothes not be burned? 28 Can a man walk on burning coals\n  without scorching his feet? 29 So it is with the one who sleeps with\n  another man\u2019s wife;\n  no one who touches her \nwill go unpunished. 30 People don\u2019t despise the thief if he steals\n  to satisfy himself when he is hungry . 31 Still, if caught, he must pay seven times \nas much;\n  he must give up all the wealth \nin his house. 32 The one who commits adultery  h \nlacks sense;\n  whoever does so destroys himself. 33 He will get a beating  i and dishonor,\na6:1 Or friend   b6:1 Lit or slapped hands for   c6:5 Lit hand   d6:24 LXX reads from a married woman   e6:24 Lit smooth   \nf6:26 Or On account of a prostitute, one is left with only a loaf of bread   g6:26 Lit but a wife of a man   h6:32 Lit commits \nadultery with a woman   i 6:33 Or plague\nPROVERBS 6 558\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   558 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 567, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the commands and teachings mentioned in the excerpt do for a person?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of committing adultery according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt compare the consequences of theft and adultery?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  and his disgrace will never be removed. 34 For jealousy enrages a husband,\n  and he will show no mercy \nwhen he takes revenge. 35 He will not be appeased by anything\n  or be persuaded by lavish bribes. 7 \nMy son, obey my words,\nand treasure my commands. 2 Keep my commands and live,\n  and guard my instructions\n  as you would the pupil of your eye. 3 Tie them to your fingers;\n  write them on the tablet of your heart. 4 Say to wisdom, \u201cYou are my sister,\u201d\n  and call understanding your relative. 5 She will keep you \nfrom a forbidden woman,\n  a wayward woman with \nher flattering talk. A STORY OF SEDUCTION\n 6 At the window of my house\n  I looked through my lattice. 7 I saw among the inexperienced,  a\n  I noticed among the youths,\n  a young man lacking sense. 8 Crossing the street near her corner,\n  he strolled down the road to her house\n 9 at twilight, in the evening,\n  in the dark of the night. 10 A woman came to meet him\n  dressed like a prostitute,\n  having a hidden agenda. b\n 11 She is loud and defiant;\n  her feet do not stay at home.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should my son do with the commands given to him?\",\n    \"What characteristics are attributed to the woman who meets the young man?\",\n    \"At what time does the young man encounter the woman described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 Now in the street, now in the squares,\n  she lurks at every corner. 13 She grabs him and kisses him;\n  she brazenly says c to him,\n 14 \u201cI\u2019ve made fellowship offerings;\n  today I\u2019ve fulfilled my vows. 15 So I came out to meet you,\n  to search for you, and I\u2019ve found you. 16 I\u2019ve spread coverings on my bed \u2014\n  richly colored linen from Egypt. 17 I\u2019ve perfumed my bed\n  with myrrh, aloes, and cinnamon. 18 Come, let\u2019s drink deeply of lovemaking \nuntil morning.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What offerings has the speaker made?\",\n    \"What does the speaker intend to do with the person she has met?\",\n    \"What materials are mentioned as part of the speaker's bed?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Let\u2019s feast on each other\u2019s love! 19 My husband isn\u2019t home;\n  he went on a long journey . 20 He took a bag of silver with him\n  and will come home at the time \nof the full moon.\u201d\n 21 She seduces him \nwith her persistent pleading;\n  she lures with her flattering  d talk. 22 He follows her impulsively\n  like an ox going to the slaughter,\n  like a deer bounding toward a trap  e\n 23 until an arrow pierces its  f liver,\n  like a bird darting into a snare \u2014\n  he doesn\u2019t know it will cost him his life. 24 Now , sons, listen to me,\n  and pay attention to the words \nfrom my mouth. 25 Don\u2019t let your heart turn aside \nto her ways;\n  don\u2019t stray onto her paths. 26 For she has brought many \ndown to death;\n  her victims are countless. g\n 27 Her house is the road to Sheol,\n  descending to the chambers of death. WISDOM\u2019S APPEAL\n8 \nDoesn\u2019t wisdom call out?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the husband take with him on his journey?\",\n    \"What does the woman use to seduce the man?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of following the woman's ways according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 At the heights overlooking the road,\n  at the crossroads, she takes her stand. 3 Beside the gates leading into the city ,\n  at the main entrance, she cries out:\n 4 \u201cPeople, I call out to you;\n  my cry is to the children of Adam. 5 Learn to be shrewd, \nyou who are inexperienced;\n  develop common sense, \nyou who are foolish.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker urge the inexperienced people to learn?\",\n    \"Who is the speaker's message directed towards?\",\n    \"Where does the speaker take her stand?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 Listen, for I speak of noble things,\n  and what my lips say is right. 7 For my mouth tells the truth,\n  and wickedness is detestable to my lips. 8 All the words from my mouth \nare righteous;\n  none of them are deceptive or perverse. 9 All of them are clear to the perceptive,\n  and right to those \nwho discover knowledge.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim about the nature of their speech?\",\n    \"How does the speaker characterize wickedness in relation to their words?\",\n    \"What qualities do the speaker's words possess according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10 Accept my instruction instead of silver,\n  and knowledge rather than pure gold. a 7:7 Or simple, or gullible, or naive   b 7:10 Or prostitute with a guarded heart   c 7:13 Lit she makes her face strong and says   \nd 7:21 Lit smooth   e 7:22 T ext emended; MT reads like a shackle to the discipline of a fool ; Hb obscure   f 7:23 Or his   g 7:26 Or \nand powerful men are all her victims\n 559 PROVERBS 6-8\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   559 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 568, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 11 For wisdom is better than jewels,\n  and nothing desirable can equal it. 12 I, wisdom, share a home \nwith shrewdness\n  and have knowledge and discretion. 13 To fear the Lord is to hate evil. I hate arrogant pride, evil conduct,\n  and perverse speech. 14 I possess good advice \nand sound wisdom;  a\n  I have understanding and strength. 15 It is by me that kings reign\n  and rulers enact just law;\n 16 by me, princes lead,\n  as do nobles and all righteous judges. b\n 17 I love those who love me,\n  and those who search for me find me.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does wisdom share a home with according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What qualities does wisdom possess as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who benefits from wisdom in terms of leadership?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 With me are riches and honor,\n  lasting wealth and righteousness. 19 My fruit is better than solid gold,\n  and my harvest than pure silver. 20 I walk in the ways of righteousness,\n  along the paths of justice,\n 21 giving wealth as an inheritance \nto those who love me,\n  and filling their treasuries. 22 \u201cThe Lord acquired  c me\n  at the beginning of his creation,  d\n  before his works of long ago. 23 I was formed e before ancient times,\n  from the beginning, \nbefore the earth began. 24 I was born\n  when there were no watery depths\n  and no springs filled with water. 25 Before the mountains were established,\n  prior to the hills, I was given birth  \u2014\n 26 before he made the land, the fields,\n  or the first soil on earth. 27 I was there when he established \nthe heavens,\n  when he laid out the horizon \non the surface of the ocean,\n 28 when he placed the skies above,\n  when the fountains of the ocean \ngushed out,\n 29 when he set a limit for the sea\n  so that the waters would not violate \nhis command,\n  when he laid out the foundations \nof the earth. 30 I was a skilled craftsman  f beside him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim to offer to those who love them?\",\n    \"When was the speaker formed according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What role did the speaker play in the creation of the earth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I was his g delight every day ,\n  always rejoicing before him. 31 I was rejoicing in his inhabited world,\n  delighting in the children of Adam. 32 \u201c And now , sons, listen to me;\n  those who keep my ways are happy . 33 Listen to instruction and be wise;\n  don\u2019t ignore it.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker express about their feelings towards the children of Adam?\",\n    \"What is promised to those who keep the speaker's ways?\",\n    \"What advice does the speaker give to the sons?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "34 Anyone who listens to me is happy ,\n  watching at my doors every day ,\n  waiting by the posts of my doorway . 35 For the one who finds me finds life\n  and obtains favor from the Lord,\n 36 but the one who misses me  h \nharms himself;\n  all who hate me love death.\u201d\nWISDOM VERSUS FOOLISHNESS\n9 \nWisdom has built her house;\nshe has carved out her seven pillars. 2 She has prepared her meat; \nshe has mixed her wine;\n  she has also set her table.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the one who finds wisdom obtain from the Lord?\",\n    \"What has wisdom built and prepared according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence mentioned for the one who misses wisdom?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 She has sent out her female servants;\n  she calls out from the highest points \nof the city:\n 4 \u201cWhoever is inexperienced, \nenter here! \u201d\n  To the one who lacks sense, she says,\n 5 \u201cCome, eat my bread,\n  and drink the wine I have mixed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What invitation does she offer to those who are inexperienced?\",\n    \"What does she say to the one who lacks sense?\",\n    \"What does she offer to eat and drink?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 Leave inexperience behind, \nand you will live;\n  pursue the way of understanding. 7 The one who corrects a mocker\n  will bring abuse on himself;\n  the one who rebukes the wicked \nwill get hurt. i\n 8 Don\u2019t rebuke a mocker, or he will \nhate you;\n  rebuke the wise, and he will love you. 9 Instruct the wise, and he will be \nwiser still;\n  teach the righteous, and he will \nlearn more. 10 \u201cThe fear of the Lord is the beginning \nof wisdom,\n  and the knowledge of the Holy One \nis understanding. a8:14 Or resourcefulness   b8:16 Some Hb mss, LXX read nobles who judge the earth   c8:22 Or possessed, or made   d8:22 Lit \nway   e8:23 Or consecrated   f8:30 Or a confidant, or a child, or was constantly   g8:30 LXX; MT omits his   h8:36 Or who sins \nagainst me   i9:7 Lit man: his blemish\nPROVERBS 8-9 560\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   560 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 569, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the beginning of wisdom according to the excerpt?\", \"What will happen to the one who corrects a mocker?\", \"How should one respond to a wise person compared to a mocker?\"]"}


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{"original_content": " 11 For by me your days will be many ,\n  and years will be added to your life. 12 If you are wise, you are wise \nfor your own benefit;\n  if you mock, you alone will bear \nthe consequences.\u201d\n 13 Folly is a rowdy woman;\n  she is gullible and knows nothing. 14 She sits by the doorway of her house,\n  on a seat at the highest point of the city ,\n 15 calling to those who pass by ,\n  who go straight ahead on their paths:\n 16 \u201cWhoever is inexperienced, enter here!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 570, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to your days if you follow the advice given in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What characterizes folly according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Where does folly sit in the city?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n  To the one who lacks sense, she says,\n 17 \u201cStolen water is sweet,\n  and bread eaten secretly is tasty!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 570, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker say about stolen water and bread eaten secretly?\",\n    \"How does the speaker characterize the appeal of stolen water and secret bread?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n 18 But he doesn\u2019t know \nthat the departed spirits are there,\n  that her guests are in the depths \nof Sheol. A COLLECTION OF SOLOMON\u2019S PROVERBS\n10 \nSol o mon\u2019s prov erbs:\nA wise son brings joy to his father,\n  but a foolish son, heartache \nto his mother. 2 Ill-gotten gains do not profit anyone,\n  but righteousness rescues from death.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 570, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What brings joy to a father according to Solomon's proverbs?\",\n    \"What do ill-gotten gains result in according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 The Lord will not let the righteous \ngo hungry ,\n  but he denies the wicked \nwhat they crave. 4 Idle hands make one poor,\n  but diligent hands bring riches. 5 The son who gathers during summer \nis prudent;\n  the son who sleeps during harvest \nis disgraceful. 6 Blessings are on the head \nof the righteous,\n  but the mouth of the wicked \nconceals violence.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 570, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord do for the righteous according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about idle hands and diligent hands?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of a son who sleeps during harvest?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "7 The remembrance of the righteous is \na blessing,\n  but the name of the wicked will rot. 8 A wise heart accepts commands,\n  but foolish lips will be destroyed. 9 The one who lives with integrity \nlives securely ,\n  but whoever perverts his ways will be \nfound out. 10 A sly wink of the eye causes grief,\n  and foolish lips will be destroyed. 11 The mouth of the righteous is \na fountain of life,\n  but the mouth of the wicked \nconceals violence. 12 Hatred stirs up conflicts,\n  but love covers all offenses. 13 Wisdom is found on the lips \nof the discerning,\n  but a rod is for the back of the one \nwho lacks sense. 14 The wise store up knowledge,\n  but the mouth of the fool \nhastens destruction. 15 The wealth of the rich is \nhis fortified city;\n  the poverty of the poor is \ntheir destruction. 16 The reward of the righteous is life;\n  the wages of the wicked  \nis punishment. 17 The one who follows instruction is \non the path to life,\n  but the one who rejects correction \ngoes astray . 18 The one who conceals hatred has \nlying lips,\n  and whoever spreads slander is a fool. 19 When there are many words, \nsin is unavoidable,\n  but the one who controls his lips \nis prudent. 20 The tongue of the righteous is \npure silver;\n  the heart of the wicked is  \nof little value. 21 The lips of the righteous feed many ,\n  but fools die for lack of sense. 561 PROVERBS 9-10\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   561 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 570, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to be a blessing according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What consequences are described for the one who rejects correction?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the relationship between wisdom and knowledge?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 22 The Lord\u2019s blessing enriches,\n  and he adds no painful effort to it. a\n 23 As shameful conduct is pleasure \nfor a fool,\n  so wisdom is for a person \nof understanding.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 571, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord's blessing do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is shameful conduct characterized in relation to a fool in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is contrasted with shameful conduct in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 What the wicked dreads will come \nto him,\n  but what the righteous desire \nwill be given to them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 571, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will come to the wicked according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will be given to the righteous as stated in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between desires and outcomes for the wicked and the righteous?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "25 When the whirlwind passes,\n  the wicked are no more,\n  but the righteous  \nare secure forever. 26 Like vinegar to the teeth and smoke \nto the eyes,\n  so the slacker is to the one \nwho sends him on an errand. 27 The fear of the Lord prolongs life,  b\n  but the years of the wicked \nare cut short.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 571, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What happens to the wicked when the whirlwind passes?\", \"How does the fear of the Lord affect a person's life according to the excerpt?\", \"What metaphor is used to describe the slacker in relation to the one who sends him on an errand?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "28 The hope of the righteous is joy ,\n  but the expectation of the wicked \nwill perish. 29 The way of the Lord is a stronghold \nfor the honorable,\n  but destruction awaits  \nthe malicious. 30 The righteous will never be shaken,\n  but the wicked will not remain \non the earth. 31 The mouth of the righteous \nproduces wisdom,\n  but a perverse tongue will be cut out. 32 The lips of the righteous know \nwhat is appropriate,\n  but the mouth of the wicked, \nonly what is perverse. 11 \nDishonest scales are detestable \n  to the Lord,\n  but an accurate weight is his delight. 2 When arrogance comes, \ndisgrace follows,\n  but with humility comes wisdom.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 571, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the fate of the wicked according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the mouth of the righteous?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between humility and wisdom as stated in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 The integrity of the upright \nguides them,\n  but the perversity of the treacherous \ndestroys them. 4 Wealth is not profitable on a day \nof wrath,\n  but righteousness rescues  \nfrom death. 5 The righteousness of the blameless \nclears his path,\n  but the wicked person will fall \nbecause of his wickedness. 6 The righteousness of the upright \nrescues them,\n  but the treacherous are trapped \nby their own desires. 7 When the wicked person dies,\n  his expectation comes to nothing,\n  and hope placed in wealth  c,d  \nvanishes. 8 The righteous one is rescued \nfrom trouble;\n  in his place, the wicked one goes in. 9 With his mouth the ungodly \ndestroys his neighbor,\n  but through knowledge the righteous \nare rescued. 10 When the righteous thrive, \na city rejoices;\n  when the wicked die, there is \njoyful shouting. 11 A city is built up by the blessing \nof the upright,\n  but it is torn down by the mouth \nof the wicked. 12 Whoever shows contempt \nfor his neighbor lacks sense,\n  but a person with understanding \nkeeps silent. a10:22 Or and painful effort adds nothing to it   b10:27 Lit Lord adds to days   c11:7 LXX reads hope of the ungodly    \nd11:7 Or strength\nPROVERBS 10-11 562\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   562 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 571, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the integrity of the upright do for them?\",\n    \"What happens to the wicked person when he dies, according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the righteousness of the upright affect a city?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 13 A gossip goes around revealing \na secret,\n  but a trustworthy person keeps \na confidence. 14 Without guidance, a people will fall,\n  but with many counselors \nthere is deliverance. 15 If someone puts up security \nfor a stranger,\n  he will suffer for it,\n  but the one who hates such agreements \nis protected. 16 A gracious woman gains honor,\n  but violent  a people gain only riches. 17 A kind man benefits himself,\n  but a cruel person brings ruin \non himself. 18 The wicked person earns \nan empty wage,\n  but the one who sows righteousness, \na true reward. 19 Genuine righteousness leads to life,\n  but pursuing evil leads to death. 20 Those with twisted minds \nare detestable to the Lord,\n  but those with blameless conduct are \nhis delight.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 572, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a trustworthy person do with a secret?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of pursuing evil according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does a gracious woman gain honor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "21 Be assured b that a wicked person\n  will not go unpunished,\n  but the offspring of the righteous \nwill escape. 22 A beautiful woman who rejects \ngood sense\n  is like a gold ring in a pig\u2019s snout. 23 The desire of the righteous \nturns out well,\n  but the hope of the wicked \nleads to wrath. 24 One person gives freely ,\n  yet gains more;\n  another withholds what is right,\n  only to become poor. 25 A generous person will be enriched,\n  and the one who gives a drink of water\n  will receive water. 26 People will curse anyone \nwho hoards grain,\n  but a blessing will come to the one \nwho sells it. 27 The one who searches for what is good \nseeks favor,\n  but if someone looks for trouble, \nit will come to him. 28 Anyone trusting in his riches will fall,\n  but the righteous will flourish \nlike foliage. 29 The one who brings ruin \non his household\n  will inherit the wind,\n  and a fool will be a slave\n  to someone whose heart is wise. 30 The fruit of the righteous is a tree \nof life,\n  and a wise person captivates people. 31 If the righteous will be repaid on earth,\n  how much more the wicked and sinful. 12 \nWhoever loves discipline \n   loves knowledge,\n  but one who hates correction is stupid. 2 One who is good obtains favor \nfrom the Lord,\n  but he condemns a person \nwho schemes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 572, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to a wicked person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a beautiful woman who rejects good sense compared in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about the relationship between generosity and wealth in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 No one can be made secure \nby wickedness,\n  but the root of the righteous \nis immovable. 4 A wife  of noble character  c is \nher husband\u2019s crown,\n  but a wife who causes shame\n  is like rottenness in his bones.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 572, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said about the root of the righteous in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a wife of noble character described in relation to her husband?\",\n    \"What comparison is made for a wife who causes shame?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 The thoughts of the righteous are just,\n  but guidance from the wicked \nis deceitful.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 572, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the thoughts of the righteous represent according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is guidance from the wicked characterized in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 6 The words of the wicked are \na deadly ambush,\n  but the speech of the upright \nrescues them. 7 The wicked are overthrown  \nand perish,\n  but the house of the righteous \nwill stand. 8 A man is praised for his insight,\n  but a twisted mind is despised. 9 Better to be disregarded, yet have \na servant,\n  than to act important but have no food. 10 The righteous cares about \nhis animal\u2019s health,\n  but even the merciful acts \nof the wicked are cruel. 11 The one who works his land will have \nplenty of food,\n  but whoever chases fantasies \nlacks sense. 12 The wicked desire what evil people \nhave caught, a\n  but the root of the righteous \nis productive. 13 By rebellious speech an evil person \nis trapped,\n  but a righteous person escapes \nfrom trouble. 14 A person will be satisfied with good\n  by the fruit of his mouth,\n  and the work of a person\u2019s hands \nwill reward him. 15 A fool\u2019s way is right in his own eyes,\n  but whoever listens to counsel is wise. 16 A fool\u2019s displeasure is known at once,\n  but whoever ignores an insult \nis sensible. 17 Whoever speaks the truth declares \nwhat is right,\n  but a false witness speaks deceit. 18 There is one who speaks rashly ,\n  like a piercing sword;\n  but the tongue of the wise \nbrings healing. 19 Truthful lips endure forever,\n  but a lying tongue, only a moment. 20 Deceit is in the hearts of those \nwho plot evil,\n  but those who promote peace have joy . 21 No disaster overcomes the righteous,\n  but the wicked are full of misery . 22 Lying lips are detestable to the Lord,\n  but faithful people are his delight. 23 A shrewd person conceals knowledge,\n  but a foolish heart publicizes stupidity .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 573, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said about the speech of the upright in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the fate of the wicked compared to the righteous?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between a person's work and their food supply according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 The diligent hand will rule,\n  but laziness will lead to forced labor. 25 Anxiety in a person\u2019s heart \nweighs it down,\n  but a good word cheers it up. 26 A righteous person is careful in dealing \nwith his neighbor, b\n  but the ways of the wicked \nlead them astray .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 573, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest will be the consequence of laziness?\",\n    \"How does anxiety affect a person's heart according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is stated about a righteous person's behavior in dealing with neighbors?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 A lazy hunter doesn\u2019t roast his game,\n  but to a diligent person, his wealth \nis precious. 28 There is life in the path \nof righteousness,\n  and in its path there is no death.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 573, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the attitude of a lazy hunter towards his game?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the value of wealth to a diligent person?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about the path of righteousness?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "c\n13 \nA wise son responds to his \n   father\u2019s discipline,\n  but a mocker doesn\u2019t listen to rebuke.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 573, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What is the behavior of a wise son in response to his father's discipline?\", \"How does a mocker react to rebuke?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "2 From the fruit of his mouth,\n  a person will enjoy good things,\n  but treacherous people have \nan appetite for violence. 3 The one who guards his mouth \nprotects his life;\na12:12 Or desire a stronghold of evil   b12:26 Or person guides his neighbor   c12:28 Or righteousness, but the crooked way \nleads to death\nPROVERBS 12-13 564\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   564 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 573, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will a person enjoy from the fruit of his mouth?\",\n    \"What appetite do treacherous people have according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the one who guards his mouth protect?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  the one who opens his lips invites \nhis own ruin. 4 The slacker craves, yet has nothing,\n  but the diligent is fully satisfied.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 574, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the consequences of speaking without thought?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the relationship between diligence and satisfaction?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 The righteous hate lying,\n  but the wicked bring disgust and shame. 6 Righteousness guards people \nof integrity , a\n  but wickedness undermines the sinner. 7 One person pretends to be rich \nbut has nothing;\n  another pretends to be poor but has \nabundant wealth. 8 Riches are a ransom for a person\u2019s life,\n  but a poor person hears no threat. 9 The light of the righteous shines brightly ,\n  but the lamp of the wicked is put out. 10 Arrogance leads to nothing but strife,\n  but wisdom is gained by those \nwho take advice. 11 Wealth obtained by fraud will dwindle,\n  but whoever earns it through labor  b \nwill multiply it. 12 Hope delayed makes the heart sick,\n  but desire fulfilled is a tree of life.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 574, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the righteous hate according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does arrogance affect relationships according to the text?\",\n    \"What is the fate of wealth obtained by fraud as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 The one who has contempt \nfor instruction will pay the penalty ,\n  but the one who respects a command \nwill be rewarded. 14 A wise person\u2019s instruction is \na fountain of life,\n  turning people away from the snares \nof death. 15 Good sense wins favor,\n  but the way of the treacherous \nnever changes.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 574, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the consequence for someone who has contempt for instruction?\",\n    \"What does a wise person's instruction represent according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between good sense and favor as described in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "c\n 16 Every sensible person \nacts knowledgeably ,\n  but a fool displays his stupidity . 17 A wicked envoy falls into trouble,\n  but a trustworthy courier \nbrings healing. 18 Poverty and disgrace come to those\n  who ignore discipline,\n  but the one who accepts correction \nwill be honored. 19 Desire fulfilled is sweet to the taste,\n  but to turn from evil is detestable \nto fools. 20 The one who walks with the wise \nwill become wise,\n  but a companion of fools \nwill suffer harm. 21 Disaster pursues sinners,\n  but good rewards the righteous. 22 A good man leaves an inheritance \nto his d grandchildren,\n  but the sinner\u2019s wealth is stored up \nfor the righteous. 23 The uncultivated field of the poor \nyields abundant food,\n  but without justice, it is swept away . 24 The one who will not use the rod hates \nhis son,\n  but the one who loves him disciplines \nhim diligently .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 574, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to a wicked envoy according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of ignoring discipline as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does a good man leave for his grandchildren?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "25 A righteous person eats \nuntil he is satisfied,\n  but the stomach of the wicked  \nis empty . 14 \nEvery wise woman builds her house,\nbut a foolish one tears it down \nwith her own hands. 2 Whoever lives with integrity \nfears the Lord,\n  but the one who is devious in his ways \ndespises him. 3 The proud speech of a fool brings a rod \nof discipline, e\n  but the lips of the wise protect them. a13:6 Lit guards integrity of way   b13:11 Lit whoever gathers upon his hand   c13:15 LXX, Syr , Tg read treacherous will perish   \nd13:22 Or inheritance: his   e14:3 Some emend to In the mouth of a fool is a rod for his back\n 565 PROVERBS 13-14\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   565 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 574, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a righteous person do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe a wise woman compared to a foolish one?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between integrity and fear of the Lord as stated in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 4 Where there are no oxen, the \nfeeding trough is empty , a\n  but an abundant harvest comes \nthrough the strength of an ox. 5 An honest witness does not deceive,\n  but a dishonest witness utters lies. 6 A mocker seeks wisdom \nand doesn\u2019t find it,\n  but knowledge comes easily \nto the perceptive. 7 Stay away from a foolish person;\n  you will gain no knowledge \nfrom his speech. 8 The sensible person\u2019s wisdom is \nto consider his way ,\n  but the stupidity of fools \ndeceives them. 9 Fools mock at making reparation,  b\n  but there is goodwill \namong the upright. 10 The heart knows its own bitterness,\n  and no outsider shares in its joy . 11 The house of the wicked \nwill be destroyed,\n  but the tent of the upright will flourish. 12 There is a way that seems right \nto a person,\n  but its end is the way to death. 13 Even in laughter a heart may be sad,\n  and joy may end in grief. 14 The disloyal one will get \nwhat his conduct deserves,\n  and a good one, what his deeds deserve. 15 The inexperienced one \nbelieves anything,\n  but the sensible one watches  c his steps. 16 A wise person is cautious and turns \nfrom evil,\n  but a fool is easily angered \nand is careless. d\n 17 A quick-tempered person \nacts foolishly ,\n  and one who schemes is hated. 18 The inexperienced inherit foolishness,\n  but the sensible are crowned \nwith knowledge.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 575, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between oxen and harvests?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the outcome for the house of the wicked?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt differentiate between the behaviors of fools and sensible individuals?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "19 The evil bow before those \nwho are good,\n  and the wicked, at the gates \nof the righteous. 20 A poor person is hated even \nby his neighbor,\n  but there are many who love the rich. 21 The one who despises \nhis neighbor sins,\n  but whoever shows kindness \nto the poor will be happy . 22 Don\u2019t those who plan evil go astray?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 575, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between the wicked and the righteous?\",\n    \"How is the treatment of poor individuals contrasted with that of rich individuals in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence mentioned for those who despise their neighbor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "But those who plan good find loyalty \nand faithfulness. 23 There is profit in all hard work,\n  but endless talk  e leads only to poverty . 24 The crown of the wise is their wealth,\n  but the foolishness of fools \nproduces foolishness. 25 A truthful witness rescues lives,\n  but one who utters lies is deceitful. 26 In the fear of the Lord one has \nstrong confidence\n  and his children have a refuge.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 575, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do those who plan good find according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of endless talk as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does a truthful witness do according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life,\n  turning people away from the snares \nof death. 28 A large population is a king\u2019s splendor,\n  but a shortage of people is \na ruler\u2019s devastation. 29 A patient person shows great \nunderstanding,\n  but a quick-tempered one \npromotes foolishness.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 575, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the fear of the Lord represent according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a large population described in relation to a king's splendor?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the characteristics of a patient person?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "a14:4 Or clean   b14:9 Or at guilt offerings   c14:15 Lit the prudent understand   d14:16 Or and falls   e14:23 Lit but word  \nof lips\nPROVERBS 14 566\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   566 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 575, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 30 A tranquil heart is life to the body ,\n  but jealousy is rottenness to the bones. 31 The one who oppresses the poor \nperson insults his Maker,\n  but one who is kind to the needy \nhonors him. 32 The wicked one is thrown down \nby his own sin,\n  but the righteous one has a refuge \nin his death. 33 Wisdom resides in the heart \nof the discerning;\n  she is known a even among fools. 34 Righteousness exalts a nation,\n  but sin is a disgrace to any people. 35 A king favors a prudent servant,\n  but his anger falls on a disgraceful one. 15 \nA gentle answer turns away anger,\nbut a harsh word stirs up wrath. 2 The tongue of the wise \nmakes knowledge attractive,\n  but the mouth of fools \nblurts out foolishness. 3 The eyes of the Lord are everywhere,\n  observing the wicked and the good. 4 The tongue that heals is a tree of life,\n  but a devious tongue  b  \nbreaks the spirit. 5 A fool despises his father\u2019s discipline,\n  but a person who accepts correction \nis sensible. 6 The house of the righteous \nhas great wealth,\n  but trouble accompanies the income \nof the wicked. 7 The lips of the wise \nbroadcast knowledge,\n  but not so the heart of fools. 8 The sacrifice of the wicked \nis detestable to the Lord,\n  but the prayer of the upright is \nhis delight. 9 The Lord detests the way of the wicked,\n  but he loves the one \nwho pursues righteousness. 10 Discipline is harsh for the one \nwho leaves the path;\n  the one who hates correction will die. 11 Sheol and Abaddon lie open \nbefore the Lord \u2014 \n  how much more, human hearts.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 576, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the effect of jealousy on the body according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the relationship between righteousness and a nation?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt indicate about the Lord's feelings towards the wicked and the upright?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 A mocker doesn\u2019t love one \nwho corrects him;\n  he will not consult the wise. 13 A joyful heart makes a face cheerful,\n  but a sad heart produces \na broken spirit.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 576, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the attitude of a mocker towards correction?\",\n    \"What effect does a joyful heart have on a person's face?\",\n    \"What is the outcome of a sad heart according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 A discerning mind seeks knowledge,\n  but the mouth of fools feeds \non foolishness. 15 All the days of the oppressed \nare miserable,\n  but a cheerful heart has \na continual feast. 16 Better a little with the fear of the Lord\n  than great treasure with turmoil.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 576, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between a discerning mind and knowledge?\",\n    \"How are the days of the oppressed described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is considered better according to the excerpt, a little with the fear of the Lord or great treasure with turmoil?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "17 Better a meal of vegetables \nwhere there is love\n  than a fattened ox with hatred. 18 A hot-tempered person \nstirs up conflict,\n  but one slow to anger calms strife. 19 A slacker\u2019s way is like a thorny hedge,\n  but the path of the upright is a highway .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 576, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is better according to the excerpt: a meal of vegetables with love or a fattened ox with hatred?\",\n    \"How does a hot-tempered person affect conflict according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the comparison made between a slacker\u2019s way and the path of the upright?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20 A wise son brings joy to his father,\n  but a foolish man despises his mother. 21 Foolishness brings joy to one \nwithout sense,\n  but a person with understanding walks \na straight path. a14:33 LXX reads unknown   b15:4 Lit but crookedness in it\n 567 PROVERBS 14-15\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   567 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 576, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a wise son bring to his father?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does foolishness bring to a person without sense?\",\n    \"What type of person is described as walking a straight path?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 22 Plans fail when there is no counsel,\n  but with many advisers they succeed. 23 A person takes joy in giving \nan answer; a\n  and a timely word  \u2014  how good that is!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 577, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to plans when there is no counsel according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How do many advisers affect the success of plans?\",\n    \"What is said about the joy a person takes in giving an answer?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24 For the prudent the path of life \nleads upward,\n  so that he may avoid going down \nto Sheol. 25 The Lord tears apart the house \nof the proud,\n  but he protects the widow\u2019s territory . 26 The Lord detests the plans of the one \nwho is evil,\n  but pleasant words are pure. 27 The one who profits dishonestly \ntroubles his household,\n  but the one who hates bribes will live. 28 The mind of the righteous person \nthinks before answering,\n  but the mouth of the wicked blurts out \nevil things. 29 The Lord is far from the wicked,\n  but he hears the prayer \nof the righteous. 30 Bright eyes cheer the heart;\n  good news strengthens  b the bones. 31 One who c listens to life-giving rebukes\n  will be at home among the wise. 32 Anyone who ignores discipline \ndespises himself,\n  but whoever listens to correction \nacquires good sense. d\n 33 The fear of the Lord is what \nwisdom teaches,\n  and humility comes before honor. 16 \nThe reflections of the heart \n   belong to mankind,\n  but the answer of the tongue is \nfrom the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 577, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the path of life lead for the prudent according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the Lord do to the house of the proud?\",\n    \"What is the outcome for the one who listens to life-giving rebukes?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 All a person\u2019s ways seem right to him,\n  but the Lord weighs motives.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 577, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about a person's perception of their own actions?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who evaluates the motives behind a person's actions?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 3 Commit your activities to the Lord,\n  and your plans will be established. 4 The Lord has prepared everything \nfor his purpose \u2014\n  even the wicked for the day of disaster. 5 Everyone with a proud heart is \ndetestable to the Lord;\n  be assured,  f he will not go unpunished. 6 Iniquity is atoned for by loyalty \nand faithfulness,\n  and one turns from evil by the fear \nof the Lord. 7 When a person\u2019s ways please the Lord,\n  he makes even his enemies to be \nat peace with him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 577, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does Proverbs 16:3 suggest about committing activities?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who is detestable to the Lord?\",\n    \"How can iniquity be atoned for, based on the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 Better a little with righteousness\n  than great income with injustice. 9 A person\u2019s heart plans his way ,\n  but the Lord determines his steps. 10 God\u2019s verdict is on the lips of a king;  g\n  his mouth should not give \nan unfair judgment. 11 Honest balances and scales are \nthe Lord\u2019s;\n  all the weights in the bag are \nhis concern. 12 Wicked behavior is detestable to kings,\n  since a throne is established \nthrough righteousness. 13 Righteous lips are a king\u2019s delight,\n  and he loves one who speaks honestly . 14 A king\u2019s fury is a messenger of death,\n  but a wise person appeases it. 15 When a king\u2019s face lights up, \nthere is life;\n  his favor is like a cloud \nwith spring rain. a15:23 Lit in an answer of his mouth   b15:30 Lit makes fat   c15:31 Lit An ear that   d15:32 Lit acquires a heart   e16:2 Lit \nspirits   f16:5 Lit hand to hand   g16:10 Or A divination is on the lips of a king\nPROVERBS 15-16 568\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   568 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 577, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is better according to the excerpt: a little with righteousness or great income with injustice?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest is detestable to kings?\",\n    \"How does a king's fury affect a wise person according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 16 Get wisdom \u2014\n  how much better it is than gold! And get understanding \u2014\n  it is preferable to silver. 17 The highway of the upright avoids evil;\n  the one who guards his way protects \nhis life. 18 Pride comes before destruction,\n  and an arrogant spirit before a fall. 19 Better to be lowly of spirit \nwith the humble  a\n  than to divide plunder with the proud. 20 The one who understands a matter \nfinds success,\n  and the one who trusts in the Lord  \nwill be happy . 21 Anyone with a wise heart \nis called discerning,\n  and pleasant speech b increases learning. 22 Insight is a fountain of life \nfor its possessor,\n  but the discipline of fools is folly . 23 The heart of a wise person instructs \nhis mouth;\n  it adds learning to his speech. c\n 24 Pleasant words are a honeycomb:\n  sweet to the taste  d and health \nto the body . e\n 25 There is a way that seems right \nto a person,\n  but its end is the way to death.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 578, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to be better than gold and silver?\",\n    \"What does pride lead to according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is described as a fountain of life for its possessor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26 A worker\u2019s appetite works for him\n  because his hunger  f urges him on. 27 A worthless person digs up evil,\n  and his speech is like a scorching fire. 28 A contrary person spreads conflict,\n  and a gossip separates close friends. 29 A violent person lures his neighbor,\n  leading him on a path that is not good. 30 The one who narrows his eyes \nis planning deceptions;\n  the one who compresses his lips \nbrings about evil. 31 Gray hair is a glorious crown;\n  it is found in the ways of righteousness. 32 Patience is better than power,\n  and controlling one\u2019s emotions,  g \nthan capturing a city .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 578, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a worker's appetite do for him according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about gray hair in the context of righteousness?\",\n    \"How is patience compared to power in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "33 The lot is cast into the lap,\n  but its every decision is from the Lord. 17 \nBetter a dry crust with peace\nthan a house full of feasting with strife. 2 A prudent servant will rule over \na disgraceful son\n  and share an inheritance \namong brothers. 3 A crucible for silver, and a smelter \nfor gold,\n  and the Lord is the tester of hearts. 4 A wicked person listens to \nmalicious talk;  h\n  a liar pays attention to \na destructive tongue.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 578, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest is better than a house full of feasting?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does the Lord test?\",\n    \"Who will rule over a disgraceful son according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 The one who mocks the poor insults \nhis Maker,\n  and one who rejoices over calamity\n  will not go unpunished. 6 Grandchildren are the crown \nof the elderly ,\n  and the pride of children is \ntheir fathers. 7 Eloquent words are not appropriate \non a fool\u2019s lips;\n  how much worse are lies for a ruler.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 578, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt say about the relationship between mocking the poor and insulting the Maker?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who are considered the crown of the elderly?\",\n    \"What is stated about eloquent words on a fool's lips in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 A bribe seems like a magic stone \nto its owner;\n  wherever he turns, he succeeds. 9 Whoever conceals an offense \npromotes love,\na16:19 Alt Hb tradition reads afflicted   b16:21 Lit and sweetness of lips   c16:23 Lit learning upon his lips   d16:24 Lit throat   \ne16:24 Lit bones   f16:26 Lit mouth   g16:32 Lit and ruling over one\u2019s spirit   h17:4 Lit to lips of iniquity\n 569 PROVERBS 16-17\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   569 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 578, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does a bribe seem like to its owner according to the excerpt?\", \"What does concealing an offense promote?\", \"What is the significance of the phrase 'magic stone' in relation to a bribe?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "  but whoever gossips about it \nseparates friends. 10 A rebuke cuts into a perceptive person\n  more than a hundred lashes into a fool. 11 An evil person desires only rebellion;\n  a cruel messenger  a will be sent \nagainst him. 12 Better for a person to meet a bear \nrobbed of her cubs\n  than a fool in his foolishness. 13 If anyone returns evil for good,\n  evil will never depart from his house.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 579, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n  \"What is said to separate friends according to the excerpt?\",\n  \"How does a rebuke affect a perceptive person compared to a fool?\",\n  \"What is stated about a person who returns evil for good?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 To start a conflict is to release a flood;\n  stop the dispute before it breaks out. 15 Acquitting the guilty and condemning \nthe just \u2014\n  both are detestable to the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 579, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the consequence of starting a conflict according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt characterize the actions of acquitting the guilty and condemning the just?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Why does a fool have money \nin his hand\n  with no intention of buying wisdom?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 579, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "17 A friend loves at all times,\n  and a brother is born for a difficult time. 18 One without sense enters \nan agreement  b\n  and puts up security for his friend. 19 One who loves to offend loves strife;\n  one who builds a high threshold \ninvites injury . 20 One with a twisted mind \nwill not succeed,\n  and one with deceitful speech will fall \ninto ruin. 21 A man fathers a fool to his own sorrow;\n  the father of a fool has no joy . 22 A joyful heart is good medicine,\n  but a broken spirit dries up the bones. 23 A wicked person secretly takes a bribe\n  to subvert the course of justice. 24 Wisdom is the focus of the perceptive,\n  but a fool\u2019s eyes roam to the ends \nof the earth. 25 A foolish son is grief to his father\n  and bitterness to the one \nwho bore him. 26 It is certainly not good to fine \nan innocent person\n  or to beat a noble for his honesty . c\n 27 The one who has knowledge restrains \nhis words,\n  and one who keeps a cool head  d\n  is a person of understanding. 28 Even a fool is considered wise \nwhen he keeps silent  \u2014\n  discerning, when he seals his lips. 18 \nOne who isolates himself pursues \n   selfish desires;\n  he rebels against all sound wisdom. 2 A fool does not delight \nin understanding,\n  but only wants to show off \nhis opinions.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 579, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between a father and a fool?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the consequence of one without sense entering an agreement?\",\n    \"What behavior is described as leading to injury in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 3 When a wicked person comes, \ncontempt also comes,\n  and along with dishonor, derision. 4 The words of a person\u2019s mouth \nare deep waters,\n  a flowing river, a fountain of wisdom. f\n 5 It is not good to show partiality \nto the guilty ,\n  denying an innocent person  \njustice. 6 A fool\u2019s lips lead to strife,\n  and his mouth provokes a beating. 7 A fool\u2019s mouth is his devastation,\n  and his lips are a trap for his life. 8 A gossip\u2019s words are like choice food\n  that goes down \nto one\u2019s innermost being. g\na17:11 Or a merciless angel   b17:18 Lit sense slaps hands   c17:26 Or noble unfairly   d17:27 Lit spirit   e18:2 Lit to uncover \nhis heart   f18:4 Or waters; a fountain of wisdom is a flowing river   g18:8 Lit to the chambers of the belly\nPROVERBS 17-18 570\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   570 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 579, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the consequences of a fool's words?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the relationship between wickedness and contempt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt indicate about the nature of gossip's words?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 9 The one who is lazy in his work\n  is brother to a vandal. a\n 10 The name of the Lord is a strong tower;\n  the righteous run to it \nand are protected. b\n 11 The wealth of the rich is \nhis fortified city;\n  in his imagination it is like a high wall. 12 Before his downfall a person\u2019s heart \nis proud,\n  but humility comes before honor.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 580, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between laziness and vandalism?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the significance of the name of the Lord?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt imply about pride and humility in relation to a person's downfall?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 The one who gives an answer \nbefore he listens \u2014\n  this is foolishness and disgrace for him. 14 A person\u2019s spirit can endure sickness,\n  but who can survive a broken spirit? 15 The mind of the discerning \nacquires knowledge,\n  and the ear of the wise seeks it. 16 A person\u2019s gift opens doors  c for him\n  and brings him before the great. 17 The first to state his case seems right\n  until another comes \nand cross-examines him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 580, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is considered foolishness and disgrace according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What can a person's gift do for him as stated in the text?\",\n    \"What happens to the first person to state their case according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 Casting the lot ends quarrels\n  and separates powerful opponents. 19 An offended brother is harder to reach  d\n  than a fortified city ,\n  and quarrels are like the bars \nof a fortress. 20 From the fruit of a person\u2019s mouth \nhis stomach is satisfied;\n  he is filled with the product of his lips. 21 Death and life are in the power \nof the tongue,\n  and those who love it will eat its fruit. 22 A man who finds a wife finds \na good thing\n  and obtains favor from the Lord. 23 The poor person pleads,\n  but the rich one answers roughly . 24 One with many friends \nmay be harmed, e\n  but there is a friend who stays closer \nthan a brother. 19 \nBetter a poor person who lives \n   with integrity\n  than someone who has deceitful lips \nand is a fool. 2 Even zeal is not good \nwithout knowledge,\n  and the one who acts hastily  f sins. 3 A person\u2019s own foolishness leads \nhim astray ,\n  yet his heart rages against the Lord. 4 Wealth attracts many friends,\n  but a poor person is separated \nfrom his friend. 5 A false witness will not go unpunished,\n  and one who utters lies  \nwill not escape. 6 Many seek a ruler\u2019s favor,\n  and everyone is a friend of one \nwho gives gifts. 7 All the brothers of a poor person \nhate him;\n  how much more do his friends\n  keep their distance from him!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 580, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does casting the lot do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the relationship between a poor person and their friends?\",\n    \"What is stated about the power of the tongue in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He may pursue them with words,\n  but they are not there.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 580, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "g\n 8 The one who acquires good sense  h \nloves himself;\n  one who safeguards understanding \nfinds success. 9 A false witness will not  \ngo unpunished,\n  and one who utters lies perishes. 10 Luxury is not appropriate for a fool  \u2014  \n  how much less for a slave to rule \nover princes! a18:9 Lit master of destruction   b18:10 Lit raised high   c18:16 Lit gift makes room   d18:19 LXX, Syr , Tg, Vg read is stronger   \ne18:24 Some LXX mss, Syr , Tg, Vg read friends must be friendly   f19:2 Lit who is hasty with feet   g19:7 Hb uncertain   h19:8 Lit \nacquires a heart\n 571 PROVERBS 18-19\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   571 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 580, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the one who acquires good sense do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about a false witness in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is stated about luxury in relation to a fool?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 11 A person\u2019s insight gives him patience,\n  and his virtue is to overlook an offense. 12 A king\u2019s rage is like the roaring \nof a lion,\n  but his favor is like dew on the grass. 13 A foolish son is his father\u2019s ruin,\n  and a wife\u2019s nagging is \nan endless dripping. 14 A house and wealth are inherited \nfrom fathers,\n  but a prudent wife is from the Lord. 15 Laziness induces deep sleep,\n  and a lazy person will go hungry . 16 The one who keeps commands \npreserves himself;\n  one who disregards  a his ways will die.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 581, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a person's insight provide according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a king's rage described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said about a prudent wife in relation to inheritance?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "17 Kindness to the poor is a loan \nto the Lord,\n  and he will give a reward to the lender. b\n 18 Discipline your son while there is hope;\n  don\u2019t set your heart on being the cause \nof his death. c\n 19 A person with intense anger bears \nthe penalty;\n  if you rescue him, you\u2019ll have to do \nit again. 20 Listen to counsel \nand receive instruction\n  so that you may be wise later in life. d\n 21 Many plans are in a person\u2019s heart,\n  but the Lord\u2019s decree will prevail. 22 What is desirable in a person is \nhis fidelity;\n  better to be a poor person than a liar. 23 The fear of the Lord leads to life;\n  one will sleep at night  e without danger. 24 The slacker buries his hand in the bowl;\n  he doesn\u2019t even bring it back \nto his mouth! 25 Strike a mocker, and the inexperienced \nlearn a lesson;\n  rebuke the discerning, \nand he gains knowledge. 26 The one who plunders his father \nand evicts his mother\n  is a disgraceful and shameful son. 27 If you stop listening to correction, \nmy son,\n  you will stray from the words \nof knowledge. 28 A worthless witness mocks justice,\n  and a wicked mouth swallows iniquity . 29 Judgments are prepared for mockers,\n  and beatings for the backs of fools. 20 \nWine is a mocker, beer is a brawler;\nwhoever goes astray  f \nbecause of them is not wise. 2 A king\u2019s terrible wrath is \nlike the roaring of a lion;\n  anyone who provokes him \nendangers himself.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 581, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will the Lord give as a reward for kindness to the poor?\",\n    \"What should a person do when listening to counsel to ensure they may be wise later in life?\",\n    \"What is said about a person who goes astray because of wine and beer?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Honor belongs to the person who ends \na dispute,\n  but any fool can get himself \ninto a quarrel. 4 The slacker does not plow \nduring planting season;  g\n  at harvest time he looks,  h and there is \nnothing. 5 Counsel in a person\u2019s heart is \ndeep water;\n  but a person of understanding \ndraws it out.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 581, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between honor and disputes?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does a slacker experience at harvest time?\",\n    \"How is counsel characterized in the excerpt, and who is able to draw it out?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 Many a person proclaims \nhis own loyalty ,\n  but who can find  \na trustworthy person?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 581, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the excerpt suggest about the nature of loyalty?\", \"How does the excerpt characterize trustworthy individuals?\", \"What rhetorical question is posed in the excerpt regarding trustworthy people?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "7 A righteous person acts with integrity;\n  his children who come after him \nwill be happy . a19:16 Or despises, or treats lightly   b19:17 Lit to him   c19:18 Lit don\u2019t lift up your soul to his death   d19:20 Lit in your end   \ne19:23 Lit will spend the night satisfied   f20:1 Or whoever staggers   g20:4 Lit plow in winter   h20:4 Lit inquires\nPROVERBS 19-20 572\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   572 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 581, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 8 A king sitting on a throne to judge\n  separates out all evil with his eyes. 9 Who can say , \u201cI have kept \nmy heart pure;\n  I am cleansed from my sin\u201d? 10 Differing weights \nand varying measures  a \u2014\n  both are detestable to the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 582, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the king do while sitting on the throne?\",\n    \"What is considered detestable to the Lord according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 Even a young man is known \nby his actions \u2014\n  by whether his behavior is pure \nand upright. 12 The hearing ear and the seeing eye \u2014\n  the Lord made them both. 13 Don\u2019t love sleep, or you will \nbecome poor;\n  open your eyes, and you\u2019ll have \nenough to eat. 14 \u201cIt\u2019s worthless, it\u2019s worthless!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 582, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the actions of a young man reveal about him according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the consequences of loving sleep?\",\n    \"Who made the hearing ear and the seeing eye?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d \nthe buyer says,\n  but after he is on his way , he gloats. 15 There is gold and a multitude  \nof jewels,\n  but knowledgeable lips are \na rare treasure. 16 Take his garment,\n  for he has put up security \nfor a stranger;\n  get collateral if it is for foreigners. 17 Food gained by fraud is sweet \nto a person,\n  but afterward his mouth is full \nof gravel. 18 Finalize plans with counsel,\n  and wage war with sound guidance. 19 The one who reveals secrets is \na constant gossip;\n  avoid someone with a big mouth. 20 Whoever curses his father or mother  \u2014  \n  his lamp will go out in deep darkness. 21 An inheritance gained prematurely\n  will not be blessed ultimately . 22 Don\u2019t say , \u201cI will avenge this evil!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 582, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the buyer do after he is on his way?\",\n    \"What is said about food gained by fraud?\",\n    \"What should one do when finalizing plans according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n  Wait on the Lord, and he will \nrescue you. 23 Differing weights  b are detestable \nto the Lord,\n  and dishonest scales are unfair. 24 Even a courageous person\u2019s steps \nare determined by the Lord,\n  so how can anyone understand \nhis own way? 25 It is a trap for anyone to dedicate \nsomething rashly\n  and later to reconsider his vows. 26 A wise king separates out the wicked\n  and drives the threshing wheel \nover them. 27 The Lord\u2019s lamp sheds light on \na person\u2019s life, c\n  searching the innermost parts. d\n 28 Loyalty and faithfulness guard  \na king;\n  through loyalty he maintains \nhis throne. 29 The glory of young men is \ntheir strength,\n  and the splendor of old men is \ngray hair. 30 Lashes and wounds purge away evil,\n  and beatings cleanse \nthe innermost parts. e\n21 \nA king\u2019s heart is like channeled water \n    in the Lord\u2019s hand:\n  He directs it wherever he chooses. 2 All a person\u2019s ways seem right to him,\n  but the Lord weighs hearts.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 582, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the Lord's lamp do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the relationship between a king's heart and the Lord?\",\n    \"What is said to be detestable to the Lord in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 Doing what is righteous and just\n  is more acceptable to the Lord  \nthan sacrifice. a20:10 Lit Stone and stone, measure and measure   b20:23 Lit  A stone and a stone   c20:27 Lit breath   d20:27 Lit the \nchambers of the belly   e20:30 Lit beatings the chambers of the belly\n 573 PROVERBS 20-21\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   573 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 582, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is more acceptable to the Lord than sacrifice?\",\n    \"What does Proverbs 20:10 suggest about the importance of righteousness and justice?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 4 The lamp that guides the wicked \u2014\n  haughty eyes and an arrogant heart   \n\u2014  is sin. 5 The plans of the diligent certainly lead \nto profit,\n  but anyone who is reckless \ncertainly becomes poor. 6 Making a fortune through a lying tongue\n  is a vanishing mist, a a pursuit of death. b,c\n 7 The violence of the wicked \nsweeps them away\n  because they refuse to act justly .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 583, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is described as the lamp that guides the wicked?\",\n    \"What do the plans of the diligent lead to?\",\n    \"What happens to those who make a fortune through a lying tongue?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "8 A guilty one\u2019s conduct is crooked,\n  but the behavior of the innocent \nis upright. 9 Better to live on the corner of a roof\n  than to share a house \nwith a nagging wife. 10 A wicked person desires evil;\n  he has no consideration  d \nfor his neighbor. 11 When a mocker is punished,\n  the inexperienced become wiser;\n  when one teaches a wise man,\n  he acquires knowledge. 12 The Righteous One  e considers \nthe house of the wicked;\n  he brings the wicked to ruin. 13 The one who shuts his ears to the cry \nof the poor\n  will himself also call out \nand not be answered. 14 A secret gift soothes anger,\n  and a covert bribe, fierce rage. 15 Justice executed is a joy \nto the righteous\n  but a terror to those \nwho practice iniquity . 16 The person who strays from the way \nof prudence\n  will come to rest in the assembly of \nthe departed spirits. 17 The one who loves pleasure \nwill become poor;\n  whoever loves wine and oil will not \nget rich. 18 The wicked are a ransom \nfor the righteous,\n  and the treacherous, for  f the upright. 19 Better to live in a wilderness\n  than with a nagging \nand hot-tempered wife. 20 Precious treasure and oil are \nin the dwelling of a wise person,\n  but a fool consumes them. g\n 21 The one who pursues righteousness \nand faithful love\n  will find life, righteousness,  \nand honor.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 583, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said about the behavior of the innocent compared to the guilty?\",\n    \"What is the consequence for the one who shuts his ears to the cry of the poor?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what will happen to the person who loves pleasure?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "22 A wise person went up against a city \nof warriors\n  and brought down its secure fortress.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 583, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the wise person do to the secure fortress?\",\n    \"What type of city did the wise person go up against?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 The one who guards his mouth \nand tongue\n  keeps himself out of trouble. 24 The arrogant and proud person, \nnamed \u201cMocker,\u201d\n  acts with excessive arrogance. 25 A slacker\u2019s craving will kill him\n  because his hands refuse to work.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 583, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the importance of guarding one's mouth and tongue?\",\n    \"How is the character 'Mocker' described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What consequence is mentioned for a slacker's refusal to work?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26 He is filled with craving  h all day long,\n  but the righteous give and don\u2019t \nhold back. 27 The sacrifice of a wicked person \nis detestable  \u2014\n  how much more so\n  when he brings it \nwith ulterior motives! 28 A lying witness will perish,\n  but the one who listens \nwill speak successfully . a21:6 Or a breath blown away   b21:6 Some Hb mss, LXX, Vg read a snare of death   c21:6 Lit is vanity, ones seeking death   \nd21:10 Or favor   e21:12 Or righteous one   f21:18 Or in place of   g21:20 Lit it   h21:26 Lit He craves a craving\nPROVERBS 21 574\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   574 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 583, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the righteous do according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is the sacrifice of a wicked person described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What happens to a lying witness as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 29 A wicked person puts on a bold face,\n  but the upright one considers  \nhis way . 30 No wisdom, no understanding, \nand no counsel\n  will prevail against the Lord. 31 A horse is prepared for the day \nof battle,\n  but victory comes from the Lord. 22 \nA good name is to be chosen \n   over great wealth;\n  favor is better than silver and gold. 2 Rich and poor have this in common:  a\n  the Lord makes them all.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 584, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between wisdom and the Lord?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is better to choose: a good name or great wealth?\",\n    \"What commonality do rich and poor people share according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 A sensible person sees danger \nand takes cover,\n  but the inexperienced keep going \nand are punished. 4 Humility , the fear of the Lord,\n  results in wealth, honor, and life. 5 There are thorns and snares  \non the way of the crooked;\n  the one who guards himself stays \nfar from them. 6 Start a youth out on his way;\n  even when he grows old he will \nnot depart from it. 7 The rich rule over the poor,\n  and the borrower is a slave \nto the lender. 8 The one who sows injustice \nwill reap disaster,\n  and the rod of his fury \nwill be destroyed. 9 A generous person  b will be blessed,\n  for he shares his food with the poor. 10 Drive out a mocker, and conflict \ngoes too;\n  then quarreling and dishonor \nwill cease. 11 The one who loves a pure heart\n  and gracious lips  \u2014  the king is \nhis friend. 12 The Lord\u2019s eyes keep watch \nover knowledge,\n  but he overthrows the words \nof the treacherous. 13 The slacker says, \n\u201cThere\u2019s a lion outside!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 584, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What results from humility and the fear of the Lord according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What happens to the one who sows injustice?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between the rich and the poor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I\u2019ll be killed in the public square! \u201d\n 14 The mouth of the forbidden woman is \na deep pit;\n  a man cursed by the Lord will fall \ninto it. 15 Foolishness is bound to the heart \nof a youth;\n  a rod of discipline will separate it \nfrom him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 584, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the mouth of the forbidden woman symbolize in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is said to be bound to the heart of a youth?\",\n    \"What is the role of the rod of discipline according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 Oppressing the poor to enrich oneself,\n  and giving to the rich  \u2014  both lead \nonly to poverty . WORDS OF THE WISE\n 17 Listen closely , c pay attention \nto the words of the wise,\n  and apply your mind to my knowledge. 18 For it is pleasing if you keep them \nwithin you\n  and if they are  d constantly  \non your lips. 19 I have instructed you today  \u2014  \neven you \u2014\n  so that your confidence may be \nin the Lord.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 584, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the consequences mentioned for oppressing the poor and giving to the rich?\",\n    \"What should one do with the words of the wise according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who is the instruction in the excerpt intended to bolster confidence in?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20 Haven\u2019t I written for you thirty sayings  e\n  about counsel and knowledge,\n 21 in order to teach you true \nand reliable words,\n  so that you may give \na dependable report  f\n  to those who sent you? 22 Don\u2019t rob a poor person \nbecause he is poor,\n  and don\u2019t crush the oppressed at \nthe city gate,\n 23 for the Lord will champion their cause\na22:2 Lit poor meet   b22:9 Lit Good of eye   c22:17 Lit Stretch out your ear   d22:18 Or you; let them be, or  you, so that they \nare   e22:20 T ext emended; one Hb tradition reads you previously ; alt Hb tradition reads you excellent things ; LXX, Syr , Vg read \nyou three times   f22:21 Lit give dependable words\n 575 PROVERBS 21-22\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   575 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 584, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the purpose of the thirty sayings mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt advise against doing to a poor person?\",\n    \"Who will champion the cause of the oppressed according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  and will plunder those \nwho plunder them. 24 Don\u2019t make friends \nwith an angry person,  a\n  and don\u2019t be a companion \nof a hot-tempered one,\n 25 or you will learn his ways\n  and entangle yourself in a snare. 26 Don\u2019t be one of those \nwho enter agreements,  b\n  who put up security for loans.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one avoid doing with an angry person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What can happen if you become a companion of a hot-tempered person?\",\n    \"What is advised against in terms of entering agreements or securing loans?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "27 If you have nothing with which to pay ,\n  even your bed will be taken \nfrom under you. 28 Don\u2019t move an ancient boundary marker\n  that your fathers set up. 29 Do you see a person skilled in his work?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if you have nothing with which to pay?\",\n    \"What should you not move according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about a person skilled in his work?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "He will stand in the presence of kings.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "He will not stand in the presence \nof the unknown. 23 \nWhen you sit down to dine \n  with a ruler,\n  consider carefully what  c is before you,\n 2 and put a knife to your throat\n  if you have a big d appetite;\n 3 don\u2019t desire his choice food,\n  for that food is deceptive. 4 Don\u2019t wear yourself out to get rich;\n  because you know better, stop! 5 As soon as your eyes fly to it, \nit disappears,\n  for it makes wings for itself\n  and flies like an eagle to the sky . 6 Don\u2019t eat a stingy person\u2019s bread,  e\n  and don\u2019t desire his choice food,\n 7 for it\u2019s like someone calculating \ninwardly . f\n  \u201cEat and drink,\u201d he says to you,\n  but his heart is not with you. 8 You will vomit the little you\u2019ve eaten\n  and waste your pleasant words. 9 Don\u2019t speak to  g a fool,\n  for he will despise the insight \nof your words. 10 Don\u2019t move an ancient   \nboundary marker,\n  and don\u2019t encroach on the fields \nof the fatherless,\n 11 for their Redeemer is strong,\n  and he will champion their cause \nagainst you. 12 Apply yourself to discipline\n  and listen to words of knowledge.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should you consider carefully when dining with a ruler?\",\n    \"What happens to your food if you eat from a stingy person's table?\",\n    \"Why should you not move an ancient boundary marker?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "13 Don\u2019t withhold discipline  \nfrom a youth;\n  if you punish him with a rod, \nhe will not die. 14 Punish him with a rod,\n  and you will rescue his life from Sheol. 15 My son, if your heart is wise,\n  my heart will indeed rejoice.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should not be withheld from a youth according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of punishing a youth with a rod?\",\n    \"What will happen if the heart of the son is wise?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "16 My innermost being will celebrate\n  when your lips say what is right. 17 Don\u2019t let your heart envy sinners;\n  instead, always fear the Lord. 18 For then you will have a future,\n  and your hope will not be dashed. 19 Listen, my son, and be wise;\n  keep your mind on the right course. 20 Don\u2019t associate with those who drink \ntoo much wine\n  or with those who gorge themselves \non meat. 21 For the drunkard and the glutton \nwill become poor,\n  and grogginess will clothe them \nin rags. 22 Listen to your father who gave you life,\n  and don\u2019t despise your mother \nwhen h she is old. 23 Buy  \u2014  and do not sell  \u2014  truth,\n  wisdom, instruction, \nand understanding. 24 The father of a righteous son \nwill rejoice greatly ,\n  and one who fathers a wise son \nwill delight in him. 25 Let your father and mother have joy ,\n  and let her who gave birth to you \nrejoice. a22:24 Lit with a master of anger   b22:26 Lit Don\u2019t be among hand slappers   c23:1 Or who   d23:2 Lit you are the master of \nan   e23:6 Lit eat bread of an evil eye   f23:7 LXX reads it is like someone swallowing a hair in the throat   g23:9 Lit in the \nears of   h23:22 Or because\nPROVERBS 22-23 576\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   576 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 585, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one do instead of envying sinners according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What will happen to the drunkard and the glutton as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is advised to be bought and not sold in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 26 My son, give me your heart,\n  and let your eyes observe my ways. 27 For a prostitute is a deep pit,\n  and a wayward woman is \na narrow well;\n 28 indeed, she sets an ambush \nlike a robber\n  and increases the number \nof unfaithful people. 29 Who has woe?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe a prostitute in the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does the wayward woman do?\",\n    \"What does the speaker ask their son to give them?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Who has sorrow? Who has conflicts? Who has complaints? Who has wounds for no reason?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Who has red eyes? 30 Those who linger over wine;\n  those who go looking for mixed wine. 31 Don\u2019t gaze at wine because it is red,\n  because it gleams in the cup\n  and goes down smoothly . 32 In the end it bites like a snake\n  and stings like a viper. 33 Your eyes will see strange things,\n  and you will say absurd things. a\n 34 You\u2019ll be like someone sleeping \nout at sea\n  or lying down on the top \nof a ship\u2019s mast. 35 \u201cThey struck me, but  b I feel no pain! They beat me, but I didn\u2019t know it!", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"Who has red eyes according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What effect does wine have on one's perceptions according to the passage?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the consequences of drinking wine?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "When will I wake up? I\u2019ll look for another drink.\u201d\n24 \nDon\u2019t envy the evil\nor desire to be with them,\n 2 for their hearts plan violence,\n  and their words stir up trouble. 3 A house is built by wisdom,\n  and it is established by understanding;\n 4 by knowledge the rooms are filled\n  with every precious \nand beautiful treasure. 5 A wise warrior is better \nthan a strong one,  c\n  and a man of knowledge than one \nof strength;  d\n 6 for you should wage war \nwith sound guidance \u2014\n  victory comes with many counselors. 7 Wisdom is inaccessible to  e a fool;\n  he does not open his mouth \nat the city gate. 8 The one who plots evil\n  will be called a schemer. 9 A foolish scheme is sin,\n  and a mocker is detestable to people. 10 If you do nothing in a difficult time,\n  your strength is limited. 11 Rescue those being taken off to death,\n  and save those stumbling \ntoward slaughter. 12 If you say , \u201cBut we didn\u2019t know \nabout this,\u201d\n  won\u2019t he who weighs hearts \nconsider it? Won\u2019t he who protects your life know?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should you do in a difficult time according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a wise warrior compared to a strong one in the text?\",\n    \"What will happen to the one who plots evil as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Won\u2019t he repay a person according to \nhis work? 13 Eat honey , my son, for it is good,\n  and the honeycomb is sweet \nto your palate;\n 14 realize that wisdom is the same for you. If you find it, you will have a future,\n  and your hope will never fade.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between a person's work and their reward?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used to describe wisdom in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What outcome is promised if one finds wisdom, according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15 Don\u2019t set an ambush, you wicked one,\n  at the camp of the righteous man;\n  don\u2019t destroy his dwelling. 16 Though a righteous person falls \nseven times,\n  he will get up,\n  but the wicked will stumble into ruin. 17 Don\u2019t gloat when your enemy falls,\n  and don\u2019t let your heart rejoice \nwhen he stumbles,\n 18 or the Lord will see, be displeased,\n  and turn his wrath away from him. 19 Don\u2019t be agitated by evildoers,\n  and don\u2019t envy the wicked. 20 For the evil have no future;\n  the lamp of the wicked will be put out. 21 My son, fear the Lord, as well as \nthe king,\n  and don\u2019t associate with rebels,  f\na23:33 Or will speak perversities, or  inverted things   b23:35 LXX, Syr , Tg, Vg read me,\u201d you will say, \u201cbut   c24:5 LXX, Syr; MT \nreads one is in strength   d24:5 LXX, Syr , Tg; MT reads knowledge exerts strength   e24:7 Lit is too high for   f24:21 Or those \ngiven to change\n 577 PROVERBS 23-24\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   577 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 586, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one avoid doing when an enemy falls, according to the text?\",\n    \"What does the text say about the outcome for the wicked?\",\n    \"What advice is given regarding fear and associations with rebels?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 22 for destruction will come suddenly \nfrom them;\n  who knows what distress these two \ncan bring? 23 These sayings also belong to the wise:\n  It is not good to show partiality \nin judgment. 24 Whoever says to the guilty , \n\u201cYou are innocent\u201d \u2014\n  peoples will curse him, and nations \nwill denounce him;\n 25 but it will go well with those \nwho convict the guilty ,\n  and a generous blessing will come \nto them. 26 He who gives an honest answer\n  gives a kiss on the lips. 27 Complete your outdoor work, \nand prepare your field;\n  afterward, build your house. 28 Don\u2019t testify against your neighbor \nwithout cause. Don\u2019t deceive with your lips. 29 Don\u2019t say , \u201cI\u2019ll do to him what he did \nto me;\n  I\u2019ll repay the man for what he has done.\u201d\n 30 I went by the field of a slacker\n  and by the vineyard of one \nlacking sense. 31 Thistles had come up everywhere,\n  weeds covered the ground,\n  and the stone wall was ruined.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 587, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to happen to those who say to the guilty, 'You are innocent'?\",\n    \"What type of work should one complete before building a house according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What condition is described regarding the field of a slacker?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "32 I saw , and took it to heart;\n  I looked, and received instruction:\n 33 a little sleep, a little slumber,\n  a little folding of the arms to rest,\n 34 and your poverty will come \nlike a robber,\n  and your need, like a bandit. HEZEKIAH\u2019S COLLECTION\n25 \nThese too are proverbs of Solomon,\nwhich the men of King Hezekiah \nof Judah, copied. 2 It is the glory of God to conceal a matter\n  and the glory of kings to investigate \na matter.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 587, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen if one indulges in a little sleep and slumber according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who copied the proverbs of Solomon mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is described as the glory of God and the glory of kings in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3 As the heavens are high and the earth \nis deep,\n  so the hearts of kings cannot \nbe investigated. 4 Remove impurities from silver,\n  and material will be produced  a \nfor a silversmith. b\n 5 Remove the wicked \nfrom the king\u2019s presence,\n  and his throne will be established \nin righteousness. 6 Don\u2019t boast about yourself \nbefore the king,\n  and don\u2019t stand in the place \nof the great;\n 7 for it is better for him to say to you, \n\u201cCome up here! \u201d\n  than to demote you in plain view \nof a noble.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 587, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between a king and the wicked?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what should one avoid doing in the presence of a king?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of removing impurities from silver as mentioned in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "c\n 8 Don\u2019t take a matter to court hastily . Otherwise, what will  \nyou do afterward\n  if your opponent  d humiliates you? 9 Make your case with your opponent\n  without revealing another\u2019s secret;\n 10 otherwise, the one who hears \nwill disgrace you,\n  and you\u2019ll never live it down. e\n 11 A word spoken at the right time\n  is like gold apples in silver settings. 12 A wise correction to a receptive ear\n  is like a gold ring or an ornament \nof gold. 13 To those who send him, \na trustworthy envoy\n  is like the coolness of snow \non a harvest day;\n  he refreshes the life of his masters. 14 The one who boasts about a gift \nthat does not exist\n  is like clouds and wind without rain. 15 A ruler can be persuaded \nthrough patience,\n  and a gentle tongue can break a bone. a25:4 Lit will come out ; Ex 32:24   b25:4 Or and a vessel will be produced by a silversmith   c25:7 Lit you before a noble \nwhom your eyes see   d25:8 Or neighbor, also in v .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 587, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the consequence of taking a matter to court hastily according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a wise correction described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What analogy is used to describe a trustworthy envoy in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9   e25:10 Lit and your evil report will not turn back\nPROVERBS 24-25 578\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   578 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 587, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 16 If you find honey , eat only \nwhat you need;\n  otherwise, you\u2019ll get sick from it \nand vomit. 17 Seldom set foot \nin your neighbor\u2019s house;\n  otherwise, he\u2019ll get sick of you \nand hate you. 18 A person giving false testimony \nagainst his neighbor\n  is like a club, a sword, or a sharp arrow . 19 Trusting an unreliable person in a \ndifficult time\n  is like a rotten tooth or a faltering foot. 20 Singing songs to a troubled heart\n  is like taking off clothing on a cold day\n  or like pouring vinegar on soda. a\n 21 If your enemy is hungry , give him food \nto eat,\n  and if he is thirsty , give him water \nto drink;\n 22 for you will heap burning coals \non his head,\n  and the Lord will reward you. 23 The north wind produces rain,\n  and a backbiting tongue, angry looks. 24 Better to live on the corner of a roof\n  than to share a house \nwith a nagging wife. 25 Good news from a distant land\n  is like cold water to a parched throat. b\n 26 A righteous person who yields \nto the wicked\n  is like a muddied spring \nor a polluted well. 27 It is not good to eat too much honey\n  or to seek glory after glory . c\n 28 A person who does not control \nhis temper\n  is like a city whose wall \nis broken down. 26 \nLike snow in summer and rain \nat harvest,\n  honor is inappropriate for a fool.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should you do if you find honey according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of trusting an unreliable person in a difficult time?\",\n    \"What is the comparison made for a person who does not control his temper?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 Like a flitting sparrow \nor a fluttering swallow ,\n  an undeserved curse goes nowhere.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "3 A whip for the horse, a bridle \nfor the donkey ,\n  and a rod for the backs of fools. 4 Don\u2019t answer a fool according to \nhis foolishness\n  or you\u2019ll be like him yourself.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the excerpt suggest is used for the horse and donkey?\", \"What warning does the excerpt provide regarding responding to a fool?\", \"What is the consequence of answering a fool according to his foolishness?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "5 Answer a fool according to \nhis foolishness\n  or he\u2019ll become wise in his own eyes. 6 The one who sends a message \nby a fool\u2019s hand\n  cuts off his own feet \nand drinks violence. 7 A proverb in the mouth of a fool\n  is like lame legs that hang limp. 8 Giving honor to a fool\n  is like binding a stone in a sling. 9 A proverb in the mouth of a fool\n  is like a stick with thorns,\n  brandished by  d the hand  \nof a drunkard. 10 The one who hires a fool or who hires \nthose passing by\n  is like an archer who wounds everyone. 11 As a dog returns to its vomit,\n  so also a fool repeats his foolishness. 12 Do you see a person who is wise \nin his own eyes?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens if you answer a fool according to his foolishness?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of sending a message by a fool's hand?\",\n    \"How is a proverb in the mouth of a fool described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "There is more hope for a fool \nthan for him. 13 The slacker says, \u201cThere\u2019s a lion \nin the road \u2014\n  a lion in the public square! \u201d\n 14 A door turns on its hinges,\n  and a slacker, on his bed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the slacker say about the lion in the road?\",\n    \"What comparison is made regarding the hope for a fool?\",\n    \"What is the behavior of the slacker described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "15 The slacker buries his hand in the bowl;\n  he is too weary to bring it to his mouth! 16 In his own eyes, a slacker is wiser\n  than seven who can answer sensibly . 17 A person who is passing by and \nmeddles in a quarrel that\u2019s not his\n  is like one who grabs a dog by the ears. 18 Like a madman who throws \nflaming darts and deadly arrows,\n 19 so is the person who deceives \nhis neighbor\n  and says, \u201cI was only joking! \u201d\n 20 Without wood, fire goes out;\n  without a gossip, conflict dies down. a25:20 Lit natron, or sodium carbonate   b25:25 Or a weary person   c25:27 Lit seek their glory, glory   d26:9 Lit thorn that \ngoes up into\n 579 PROVERBS 25-26\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   579 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 588, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the comparison made between a person who meddles in a quarrel and someone who grabs a dog by the ears?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest happens to conflict without gossip?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe a slacker's view of his own wisdom compared to others?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " 21 As charcoal for embers and wood \nfor fire,\n  so is a quarrelsome person \nfor kindling strife. 22 A gossip\u2019s words are like choice food\n  that goes down to \none\u2019s innermost being. a\n 23 Smooth b lips with an evil heart\n  are like glaze on an earthen vessel. 24 A hateful person disguises himself \nwith his speech\n  and harbors deceit within. 25 When he speaks graciously , \ndon\u2019t believe him,\n  for there are seven detestable things \nin his heart. 26 Though his hatred is concealed \nby deception,\n  his evil will be revealed in the assembly . 27 The one who digs a pit will fall into it,\n  and whoever rolls a stone \u2014\n  it will come back on him. 28 A lying tongue hates those it crushes,\n  and a flattering mouth causes ruin. 27 \nDon\u2019t boast about tomorrow ,\nfor you don\u2019t know what a day \nmight bring. 2 Let another praise you, and not \nyour own mouth \u2014\n  a stranger, and not your own lips. 3 A stone is heavy and sand, a burden,\n  but aggravation from a fool \noutweighs them both. 4 Fury is cruel, and anger a flood,\n  but who can withstand jealousy?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 589, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the characteristics of a quarrelsome person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How is a gossip's words described in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about boasting about tomorrow?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "5 Better an open reprimand\n  than concealed love. 6 The wounds of a friend are trustworthy ,\n  but the kisses of an enemy \nare excessive. 7 A person who is full tramples \non a honeycomb,\n  but to a hungry person, any bitter thing \nis sweet. 8 Anyone wandering from his home\n  is like a bird wandering from its nest.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 589, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is better according to the excerpt, an open reprimand or concealed love?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the wounds of a friend compared to the kisses of an enemy?\",\n    \"What metaphor is used in the excerpt to describe a person wandering from home?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9 Oil and incense bring joy to the heart,\n  and the sweetness of a friend is better \nthan self-counsel. c\n 10 Don\u2019t abandon your friend \nor your father\u2019s friend,\n  and don\u2019t go to your brother\u2019s house\n  in your time of calamity;\n  better a neighbor nearby \nthan a brother far away . 11 Be wise, my son, and bring  \nmy heart joy ,\n  so that I can answer anyone \nwho taunts me. 12 A sensible person sees danger \nand takes cover;\n  the inexperienced keep going \nand are punished. 13 Take his garment,\n  for he has put up security \nfor a stranger;\n  get collateral if it is for foreigners. d\n 14 If one blesses his neighbor\n  with a loud voice early in the morning,\n  it will be counted as a curse to him. 15 An endless dripping on a rainy day\n  and a nagging wife are alike;\n 16 the one who controls her controls \nthe wind\n  and grasps oil with his right hand. 17 Iron sharpens iron,\n  and one person sharpens another.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 589, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What brings joy to the heart according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What should one do in times of calamity according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt compare a nagging wife to an endless dripping on a rainy day?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "e\n 18 Whoever tends a fig tree will eat \nits fruit,\n  and whoever looks after his master \nwill be honored. 19 As water reflects the face,\n  so the heart reflects the person.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 589, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to whoever tends a fig tree according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between a person and their heart?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of looking after one's master as mentioned in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20 Sheol and Abaddon are never satisfied,\n  and people\u2019s eyes are never satisfied. a26:22 Lit to the chambers of the belly   b26:23 LXX; MT reads Burning   c27:9 LXX reads heart, but the soul is torn up by \naffliction   d27:13 Lit a foreign woman   e27:17 Lit and a man sharpens his friend\u2019s face\nPROVERBS 26-27 580\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   580 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 589, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 21 A crucible refines silver, a smelter \nrefines gold,\n  and a person refines his praise. 22 Though you grind a fool\n  in a mortar with a pestle \nalong with grain,\n  you will not separate his foolishness \nfrom him.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 590, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a crucible refine?\",\n    \"What is the outcome of grinding a fool in a mortar with a pestle?\",\n    \"What is compared to the refining process of silver and gold in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "23 Know well the condition of your flock,\n  and pay attention to your herds,\n 24 for wealth is not forever;\n  not even a crown lasts for all time. 25 When hay is removed \nand new growth appears\n  and the grain from the hills \nis gathered in,\n 26 lambs will provide your clothing,\n  and goats, the price of a field;\n 27 there will be enough goat\u2019s milk \nfor your food \u2014\n  food for your household\n  and nourishment for your \nfemale servants. 28 \nThe wicked flee when no one \nis pursuing them,\n  but the righteous are as bold as a lion.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 590, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one pay attention to regarding their flock and herds?\",\n    \"What provides clothing according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the behavior of the wicked compared to the righteous?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "2 When a land is in rebellion, it has \nmany rulers,\n  but with a discerning \nand knowledgeable person, \nit endures. 3 A destitute leader  a who oppresses \nthe poor\n  is like a driving rain that leaves no food. 4 Those who reject the law \npraise the wicked,\n  but those who keep the law pit \nthemselves against them. 5 The evil do not understand justice,\n  but those who seek the Lord  \nunderstand everything. 6 Better the poor person who lives \nwith integrity\n  than the rich one who distorts right \nand wrong. b\n 7 A discerning son keeps the law ,\n  but a companion of gluttons humiliates \nhis father. 8 Whoever increases his wealth \nthrough excessive interest\n  collects it for one who is kind \nto the poor. 9 Anyone who turns his ear \naway from hearing the law \u2014\n  even his prayer is detestable. 10 The one who leads the upright \ninto an evil way\n  will fall into his own pit,\n  but the blameless will inherit \nwhat is good. 11 A rich person is wise in his own eyes,\n  but a poor one who has discernment \nsees through him. 12 When the righteous triumph,\n  there is great rejoicing,  c\n  but when the wicked come to power,\n  people hide. 13 The one who conceals his sins\n  will not prosper,\n  but whoever confesses \nand renounces them\n  will find mercy . 14 Happy is the one who is always \nreverent,\n  but one who hardens his heart falls \ninto trouble. 15 A wicked ruler over a helpless people\n  is like a roaring lion or a charging bear. 16 A leader who lacks understanding\n  is very oppressive,\n  but one who hates dishonest profit\n  prolongs his life. 17 Someone burdened by bloodguilt  d\n  will be a fugitive until death.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 590, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the comparison made between a wicked ruler and animals in the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what happens to the one who conceals his sins?\",\n    \"What distinguishes a discerning leader from a leader who lacks understanding in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Let no one help him. 18 The one who lives with integrity \nwill be helped,\na28:3 LXX reads A wicked man   b28:6 Lit who twists two ways   c28:12 Lit glory   d28:17 Lit the blood of a person\n 581 PROVERBS 27-28\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   581 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 590, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the one who lives with integrity according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the abbreviation 'LXX' refer to in the context of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  but one who distorts right and wrong  a\n  will suddenly fall. 19 The one who works his land\n  will have plenty of food,\n  but whoever chases fantasies\n  will have his fill of poverty . 20 A faithful person will have \nmany blessings,\n  but one in a hurry to get rich\n  will not go unpunished. 21 It is not good to show partiality \u2014\n  yet even a courageous person may sin \nfor a piece of bread. 22 A greedy one b is in a hurry for wealth;\n  he doesn\u2019t know that poverty will come \nto him. 23 One who rebukes a person \nwill later find more favor\n  than one who flatters  c with his tongue. 24 The one who robs his father or mother\n  and says, \u201cThat\u2019s no sin,\u201d\n  is a companion to a person \nwho destroys. 25 A greedy person stirs up conflict,\n  but whoever trusts in the Lord  \nwill prosper.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 591, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What will happen to the one who distorts right and wrong?\",\n    \"What is the consequence for a greedy person according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt describe the outcome for someone who works their land?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "26 The one who trusts in himself  d is a fool,\n  but one who walks in wisdom \nwill be safe. 27 The one who gives to the poor\n  will not be in need,\n  but one who turns his eyes away  e\n  will receive many curses. 28 When the wicked come to power,\n  people hide,\n  but when they are destroyed,\n  the righteous flourish. 29 \nOne who becomes stiff-necked,\nafter many reprimands\n  will be shattered instantly \u2014\n  beyond recovery . 2 When the righteous flourish, \nthe people rejoice,\n  but when the wicked rule, people groan. 3 A man who loves wisdom brings joy \nto his father,\n  but one who consorts with prostitutes \ndestroys his wealth. 4 By justice a king brings stability \nto a land,\n  but a person who demands \n\u201ccontributions\u201d  f\n  demolishes it. 5 A person who flatters  g his neighbor\n  spreads a net for his feet.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 591, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to the one who trusts in himself according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of giving to the poor as mentioned in the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does a king bring stability to a land according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "6 An evil person is caught by sin,\n  but the righteous one sings \nand rejoices. 7 The righteous person knows \nthe rights h of the poor,\n  but the wicked one does not \nunderstand these concerns. 8 Mockers inflame a city ,\n  but the wise turn away anger. 9 If a wise person goes to court \nwith a fool,\n  there will be ranting and raving \nbut no resolution. i\n 10 Bloodthirsty men hate \nan honest person,\n  but the upright care about him. j\n 11 A fool gives full vent to his anger,  k\n  but a wise person holds it in check.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 591, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do the righteous know about the poor according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"How does the behavior of a wise person differ from that of a fool in court?\",\n    \"What is the relationship between bloodthirsty men and honest individuals as described in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "12 If a ruler listens to lies,\n  all his officials will be wicked. 13 The poor and the oppressor have this \nin common: l\n  the Lord gives light to the eyes of both.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 591, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What happens to a ruler who listens to lies according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What commonality is mentioned between the poor and the oppressor?\",\n    \"Who is said to give light to the eyes of both the poor and the oppressor?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14 A king who judges the poor \nwith fairness \u2014\n  his throne will be established forever. a28:18 Lit who is twisted regarding two ways   b28:22 Lit A man with an evil eye   c28:23 Lit is smooth   d28:26 Lit his heart   \ne28:27 Lit who shuts his eyes   f29:4 The Hb word for contributions usually refers to offerings in worship. g29:5 Lit is smooth on   \nh29:7 Lit justice   i29:9 Lit rest   j29:10 Or person, and seek the life of the upright   k29:11 Lit spirit   l29:13 Lit oppressor meet\nPROVERBS 28-29 582\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   582 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 591, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 15 A rod of correction imparts wisdom,\n  but a youth left to himself  a\n  is a disgrace to his mother. 16 When the wicked increase, \nrebellion increases,\n  but the righteous will see \ntheir downfall. 17 Discipline your child, and it will bring \nyou peace of mind\n  and give you delight. 18 Without revelation  b people run wild,\n  but one who follows divine instruction \nwill be happy . 19 A servant cannot be disciplined \nby words;\n  though he understands, \nhe doesn\u2019t respond. 20 Do you see someone who speaks \ntoo soon? There is more hope for a fool \nthan for him. 21 A servant pampered from his youth\n  will become arrogant  c later on. 22 An angry person stirs up conflict,\n  and a hot-tempered one  d \nincreases rebellion. 23 A person\u2019s pride will humble him,\n  but a humble spirit will gain honor. 24 To be a thief\u2019s partner is to hate oneself;\n  he hears the curse but will not testify . 25 The fear of mankind is a snare,\n  but the one who trusts in the Lord  \nis protected. e\n 26 Many desire a ruler\u2019s favor,\n  but a person receives justice \nfrom the Lord. 27 An unjust person is detestable \nto the righteous,\n  and one whose way is upright\n  is detestable to the wicked. THE WORDS OF AGUR\n30 \nThe words of Agur son of Jakeh.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does a rod of correction impart according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What happens when the wicked increase, as stated in the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of a servant being pampered from his youth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "The pronouncement. f\n  The man\u2019s oration to Ithiel, to Ithiel \nand Ucal: g\n 2 I am more stupid than \nany other person,  h\n  and I lack a human\u2019s ability \nto understand. 3 I have not gained wisdom,\n  and I have no knowledge \nof the Holy One.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker claim about their intelligence compared to others?\",\n    \"According to the speaker, what ability do they lack?\",\n    \"What does the speaker admit regarding their knowledge of the Holy One?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "4 Who has gone up to heaven \nand come down? Who has gathered the wind \nin his hands? Who has bound up the waters \nin a cloak? Who has established all the ends \nof the earth? What is his name,\n  and what is the name of his son \u2014\n  if you know? 5 Every word of God is pure;  i\n  he is a shield to those who take refuge \nin him. 6 Don\u2019t add to his words,\n  or he will rebuke you, and you will be \nproved a liar. 7 Two things I ask of you;\n  don\u2019t deny them to me before I die:\n 8 Keep falsehood and deceitful words \nfar from me. Give me neither poverty nor wealth;\n  feed me with the food I need. 9 Otherwise, I might have too much\n  and deny you, saying, \n\u201cWho is the Lord?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What two things does the speaker ask not to be denied before he dies?\",\n    \"What does the speaker request regarding falsehood and deceitful words?\",\n    \"What is stated about every word of God in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201d\n  or I might have nothing and steal,\n  profaning  j the name of my God. 10 Don\u2019t slander a servant to his master\n  or he will curse you, and you will \nbecome guilty . a29:15 Lit youth sent away   b29:18 Lit vision   c29:21 Hb obscure   d29:22 Lit a master of rage   e29:25 Lit raised high    \nf30:1 Or son of Jakeh from Massa ; Pr 31:1   g30:1 Hb uncertain. Sometimes read with different word division as oration: I am \nweary, God, I am weary, God, and I am exhausted, or  oration: I am not God, I am not God, that I should prevail.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "LXX reads  \nMy son, fear my words and when you have received them repent.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does LXX advise his son to do upon receiving his words?\", \"What action does LXX suggest after receiving his words?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "The man says these things to the believers in God, and I \npause. h30:2 Lit I am more stupid than a man   i30:5 Lit refined   j30:9 Lit grabbing\n 583 PROVERBS 29-30\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   583 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 592, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": " 11 There is a generation that curses \nits father\n  and does not bless its mother. 12 There is a generation that is pure \nin its own eyes,\n  yet is not washed from its filth. 13 There is a generation  \u2014  how haughty \nits eyes\n  and pretentious its looks. a\n 14 There is a generation whose teeth \nare swords,\n  whose fangs are knives,\n  devouring the oppressed  \nfrom the land\n  and the needy from among mankind. 15 The leech has two daughters: \n\u201cGive, Give! \u201d\n  Three things are never satisfied;\n  four never say , \u201cEnough! \u201d:\n 16 Sheol; a childless womb;\n  earth, which is never satisfied \nwith water;\n  and fire, which never says, \u201cEnough! \u201d\n 17 As for the eye that ridicules a father\n  and despises obedience to a mother,\n  may ravens of the valley pluck it out\n  and young vultures eat it. 18 Three things are too wondrous for me;\n  four I can\u2019t understand:\n 19 the way of an eagle in the sky ,\n  the way of a snake on a rock,\n  the way of a ship at sea,\n  and the way of a man \nwith a young woman. 20 This is the way of an adulteress:\n  she eats and wipes her mouth\n  and says, \u201cI\u2019ve done nothing wrong.\u201d\n 21 The earth trembles under three things;\n  it cannot bear up under four:\n 22 a servant when he becomes king,\n  a fool when he is stuffed with food,\n 23 an unloved woman when she marries,\n  and a servant girl when she ousts \nher queen. 24 Four things on earth are small,\n  yet they are extremely wise:\n 25 ants are not a strong people,\n  yet they store up their food \nin the summer;\n 26 hyraxes are not a mighty people,\n  yet they make their homes in the cliffs;\n 27 locusts have no king,\n  yet all of them march in ranks;\n 28 a lizard b can be caught in your hands,\n  yet it lives in kings\u2019 palaces. 29 Three things are stately in their stride;\n  four are stately in their walk:\n 30 a lion, which is mightiest  \namong beasts\n  and doesn\u2019t retreat before anything;\n 31 a strutting rooster;  c a goat;\n  and a king at the head of his army .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 593, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the four things that the earth cannot bear up under according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the behavior of an adulteress?\",\n    \"Which four small creatures are described as extremely wise in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "d\n 32 If you have been foolish \nby exalting yourself\n  or if you\u2019ve been scheming,\n  put your hand over your mouth.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 593, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "33 For the churning of milk \nproduces butter,\n  and twisting a nose draws blood,\n  and stirring up anger produces strife. THE WORDS OF LEMUEL\n31 \nThe words of King Lemuel,\na pronouncement  e that his mother \ntaught him:\n 2 What should I say , my son?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 593, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What does the churning of milk produce according to the excerpt?\", \"Who is attributed with the words in the excerpt?\", \"What does twisting a nose produce according to the text?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "What, son of my vows? 3 Don\u2019t spend your energy on women\n  or your efforts on those \nwho destroy kings. 4 It is not for kings, Lemuel,\n  it is not for kings to drink wine\n  or for rulers to desire beer. 5 Otherwise, he will drink,\n  forget what is decreed,\n  and pervert justice for all \nthe oppressed. f\n 6 Give beer to one who is dying\n  and wine to one whose life is bitter. 7 Let him drink so that he can forget \nhis poverty\n  and remember his trouble no more. 8 Speak up g for those who have \nno voice, h\na30:13 Lit and its eyelids lifted up   b30:28 Or spider   c30:31 Or a greyhound   d30:31 LXX reads king addressing his people   \ne31:1 Or of Lemuel, king of Massa, or  of King Lemuel, a burden   f31:5 Lit sons of affliction   g31:8 Lit Open your mouth, also \nin v . 9   h31:8 Lit who are mute\nPROVERBS 30-31 584\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   584 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 593, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should kings avoid according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"Who should be given beer and wine according to the text?\",\n    \"What is the purpose of drinking for those who are dying or in trouble?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "  for the justice of all \nwho are dispossessed. a\n 9 Speak up, judge righteously ,\n  and defend the cause of the oppressed \nand needy . IN PRAISE OF A WIFE OF NOBLE CHARACTER\n 10 Who can find a wife \nof noble character? b\n  She is far more precious than jewels.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 594, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What qualities are attributed to a wife of noble character in the excerpt?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what should a judge do?\",\n    \"How is a wife of noble character compared to jewels?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "c\n 11 The heart of her husband trusts in her,\n  and he will not lack anything good. 12 She rewards him with good, not evil,\n  all the days of her life. 13 She selects wool and flax\n  and works with willing hands. 14 She is like the merchant ships,\n  bringing her food from far away . 15 She rises while it is still night\n  and provides food for her household\n  and portions  d for her female servants. 16 She evaluates a field and buys it;\n  she plants a vineyard \nwith her earnings. e\n 17 She draws on her strength  f\n  and reveals that her arms are strong.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 594, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the heart of her husband do in relation to her?\",\n    \"What types of materials does she select and work with?\",\n    \"What actions does she take to provide for her household?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "18 She sees that her profits are good,\n  and her lamp never goes out at night. 19 She extends her hands \nto the spinning staff,\n  and her hands hold the spindle. 20 Her hands reach  g out to the poor,\n  and she extends her hands to the needy . 21 She is not afraid for her household \nwhen it snows,\n  for all in her household \nare doubly clothed. h\n 22 She makes her own bed coverings;\n  her clothing is fine linen and purple. 23 Her husband is known at the city gates,\n  where he sits among the elders \nof the land. 24 She makes and sells linen garments;\n  she delivers belts  i to the merchants. 25 Strength and honor are her clothing,\n  and she can laugh at the time to come. 26 Her mouth speaks wisdom,\n  and loving instruction  j is \non her tongue. 27 She watches over the activities \nof her household\n  and is never idle. k\n 28 Her children rise up \nand call her blessed;\n  her husband also praises her:\n 29 \u201cMany women l have done noble deeds,\n  but you surpass them all! \u201d\n 30 Charm is deceptive and beauty \nis fleeting,\n  but a woman who fears the Lord  \nwill be praised. 31 Give her the reward of her labor, m\n  and let her works praise her \nat the city gates.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 594, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What types of clothing does she make for herself?\",\n    \"How does her household fare during winter according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What qualities of the woman are highlighted in the excerpt that contribute to her praise?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10-31 form an acrostic. d31:15 Or tasks   e31:16 Or vineyard by her own labors   f31:17 Lit She wraps strength around her like a belt   g31:20 Lit Her \nhand reaches   h31:21 LXX, Vg; MT reads are dressed in scarlet   i31:24 Or sashes   j31:26 Or and the teaching of kindness   \nk31:27 Lit and does not eat the bread of idleness   l31:29 Lit daughters   m31:31 Lit the fruit of her hands\n 585 PROVERBS 31\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   585 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 594, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "ecclesiasTes\nEVERYTHING IS FUTILE\n1 \n The  words  of  the Teach er, a  son  of Da vid, \n king  in Je ru sa lem. 2 \u201c Absolute futility ,\u201d says the Teacher.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"Who is referred to as the Teacher in the excerpt?\", \"What is the main theme expressed by the Teacher in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "\u201c Absolute futility . Everything is futile.\u201d\n 3 What does a person gain for all \nhis efforts\n  that he labors at under the sun? 4 A generation goes and a generation \ncomes,\n  but the earth remains forever. 5 The sun rises and the sun sets;\n  panting, it returns to the place\n  where it rises. 6 Gusting to the south,\n  turning to the north,\n  turning, turning, goes the wind,\n  and the wind returns in its cycles. 7 All the streams flow to the sea,\n  yet the sea is never full;\n  to the place where the streams flow ,\n  there they flow again. 8 All things b are wearisome,\n  more than anyone can say . The eye is not satisfied by seeing\n  or the ear filled with hearing. 9 What has been is what will be,\n  and what has been done is \nwhat will be done;\n  there is nothing new under the sun. 10 Can one say about anything,\n  \u201cLook, this is new\u201d? It has already existed in the ages \nbefore us.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the nature of human efforts and their outcomes?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how does the natural world contribute to the theme of futility?\",\n    \"What does the phrase 'there is nothing new under the sun' imply about innovation and change?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "11 There is no remembrance of those \nwho c came before;\n  and of those who will come after\n  there will also be no remembrance\n  by those who follow them. THE LIMITATIONS OF WISDOM\n12  I,  the Teach er,  have  been d  king  over Is ra el \n in Je ru sa lem. 13  I ap plied  my  mind  to ex am ine \n and ex plore  through wis dom  all  that  is  done \nun der heav en.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the remembrance of past and future generations?\",\n    \"Who is the speaker in the excerpt and what position do they hold?\",\n    \"What was the speaker's purpose in examining and exploring wisdom according to the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "God  has giv en peo ple e  this mis-\ner a ble  task  to  keep  them oc cu pied. 14  I  have \n seen  all  the  things  that  are  done un der  the \n sun  and  have  found ev ery thing  to  be fu tile, \n a pur suit  of  the  wind.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\"What task has God given people according to the excerpt?\", \"What has the speaker found to be futile?\", \"What metaphor is used to describe the pursuit mentioned in the excerpt?\"]"}


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{"original_content": "f\n 15 What is crooked cannot be straightened;\n  what is lacking cannot be counted. 16  I  said  to my self, \u201c See,  I  have  amassed wis-\ndom  far be yond  all  those  who  were  over Je ru-\nsa lem be fore  me,  and  my  mind  has thor ough ly \n grasped g wis dom  and knowl edge.\u201d 17  I ap plied \n my  mind  to  know wis dom  and knowl edge, \nmad ness  and fol ly;  I  learned  that  this  too  is  a \npur suit  of  the  wind. 18 For with much wisdom is \nmuch sorrow;\n  as knowledge increases, grief increases. THE EMPTINESS OF PLEASURE\n2 \n I  said  to my self, \u201c Go  ahead,  I  will  test  you \n with plea sure; en joy  what  is  good.\u201d  But  it \n turned  out  to  be fu tile. 2  I  said  about laugh ter, \n\u201c It  is mad ness,\u201d  and  about plea sure, \u201c What \n does  this ac com plish? \u201d 3  I ex plored  with  my \n mind  the  pull  of  wine  on  my  body  \u2014   my  mind \n still guid ing  me  with wis dom \u2014  and  how  to \n grasp fol ly , un til  I  could  see  what  is  good  for \npeo ple  to  do un der heav en h dur ing  the  few \n days  of  their  lives. THE EMPTINESS OF POSSESSIONS\n4  I in creased  my achieve ments.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What did the speaker conclude about the pursuit of wisdom and knowledge?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the relationship between pleasure and futility?\",\n    \"What does the speaker's exploration of wine signify in the context of their reflections on life?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I  built hous es \n and plant ed vine yards  for my self. 5  I  made \ngar dens  and  parks  for my self  and plant ed \nev ery  kind  of  fruit  tree  in  them. 6  I con struct ed \nres er voirs  for my self  from  which  to irrigate  a \n grove  of flour ish ing  trees. 7  I ac quired  male  and \nfe male ser vants  and  had  slaves  who  were  born \n in  my  house. I  also  owned live stock  \u2014   large \n herds  and  flocks  \u2014   more  than  all  who  were \nbe fore  me  in Je ru sa lem. 8  I  also  amassed sil ver \n and  gold  for my self,  and  the trea sure  of  kings \n and prov inces. I gath ered  male  and fe male \nsing ers  for my self,  and  many con cu bines,  the \nde lights  of  men. i,j 9  So  I be came  great  and sur-\npassed  all  who  were be fore  me  in Je ru sa lem; \n my wis dom  also re mained  with  me. 10  All  that \na1:1 Or of Qoheleth, or  of the Leader of the Assembly   b1:8 Or words   c1:11 Or of the things that   d1:12 Or Teacher, was   \ne1:13 Or given the descendants of Adam   f1:14 Or a feeding on wind, or  an affliction of spirit ; also in v . 17   g1:16 Or discerned   \nh2:3 Two Hb mss, LXX, Syr read the sun   i2:8 LXX, Theod, Syr read and male cupbearers and female cupbearers ; Aq, Tg, Vg read \na cup and cups ; Hb obscure   j2:8 Or many treasures that people delight in\nCSB_Pew_Bible.indb   586 10/26/17   9:00 PM", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 595, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What types of structures did the author build for themselves?\",\n    \"How did the author acquire their wealth and possessions?\",\n    \"What types of servants and livestock did the author have?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " my  eyes de sired,  I  did  not  deny  them. I  did  not \nre fuse my self  any plea sure,  for  I  took plea sure \n in  all  my strug gles.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "This  was  my re ward  for \n all  my strug gles. 11  When  I con sid ered  all  that \n I  had ac com plished a  and  what  I  had la bored \n to  achieve,  I  found ev ery thing  to  be fu tile  and \n a pur suit  of  the  wind. b  There  was noth ing  to \n be  gained un der  the  sun. THE RELATIVE VALUE OF WISDOM\n12  Then  I  turned  to con sid er wis dom, mad ness, \n and fol ly ,  for  what  will  the  king\u2019s suc ces sor c  be \n like? He d  will  do  what  has al ready  been  done. 13  And  I re al ized  that  there  is  an ad van tage  to \nwis dom  over fol ly ,  like  the ad van tage  of  light \n over dark ness. 14 The wise person has eyes in his head,\n  but the fool walks in darkness. Yet  I  also  knew  that  one  fate  comes  to  them \n both. 15  So  I  said  to my self, \u201c What hap pens  to \n the  fool  will  also hap pen  to  me. Why  then  have \n I  been over ly  wise? \u201d  And  I  said  to my self  that \n this  is  also fu tile. 16  For,  just  like  the  fool,  there \n is  no last ing re mem brance  of  the  wise,  since \n in  the  days  to  come  both  will  be for got ten. How  is  it  that  the  wise per son  dies  just  like \n the  fool? 17 There fore,  I hat ed  life be cause  the \n work  that  was  done un der  the  sun  was dis-\ntress ing  to  me. For ev ery thing  is fu tile  and  a \npur suit  of  the  wind. THE EMPTINESS OF WORK\n18  I hat ed  all  my  work  that  I la bored  at un der \n the  sun be cause  I  must  leave  it  to  the  one  who \n comes af ter  me. 19  And  who  knows wheth-\ner  he  will  be  wise  or  a  fool? Yet  he  will  take \n over  all  my  work  that  I la bored  at skill ful ly \nun der  the  sun. This  too  is fu tile.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What realization did the author come to regarding the fate of the wise and the fool?\",\n    \"Why did the author express hatred towards life and work under the sun?\",\n    \"What advantage does wisdom have over folly, according to the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "20  So  I be gan \n to  give my self  over e  to de spair con cern ing \n all  my  work  that  I  had la bored  at un der  the \n sun. 21  When  there  is  a per son  whose  work \n was  done  with wis dom, knowl edge,  and  skill, \n and  he  must  give  his por tion  to  a per son  who \n has  not  worked  for  it,  this  too  is fu tile  and  a \n great  wrong. 22  For  what  does  a per son  get \n with  all  his  work  and  all  his eff  orts  that  he \nla bors  at un der  the  sun? 23  For  all  his  days \n are  filled  with  grief,  and  his oc cu pa tion  is \nsor row ful;  even  at  night,  his  mind  does  not \n rest. This  too  is fu tile.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What feelings does the speaker express about their work under the sun?\",\n    \"What is the speaker's perspective on the fairness of a hardworking person giving their portion to someone who has not worked for it?\",\n    \"How does the speaker describe the impact of work on a person's emotional state?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "24  There  is noth ing bet ter  for  a per son  than \n to  eat,  drink,  and en joy f,g  his  work. I  have  seen \n that  even  this  is  from  God\u2019s  hand, 25 be cause \n who  can  eat  and  who  can en joy  life h  apart \n from  him? i 26  For  to  the per son  who  is pleas-\ning  in  his  sight,  he  gives wis dom, knowl edge, \n and  joy;  but  to  the sin ner  he  gives  the  task  of \ngath er ing  and accumulating  in or der  to  give \n to  the  one  who  is pleas ing  in  God\u2019s  sight.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest is better for a person than to eat, drink, and enjoy their work?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what does God give to the person who is pleasing in His sight?\",\n    \"What is the task given to the sinner in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This \n too  is fu tile  and  a pur suit  of  the  wind. THE MYSTERY OF TIME\n3 \nThere is an occasion for everything,\nand a time for every activity \nunder heaven:\n 2 a time to give birth and a time to die;\n  a time to plant and a time to uproot; j\n 3 a time to kill and a time to heal;\n  a time to tear down and a time to build;\n 4 a time to weep and a time to laugh;\n  a time to mourn and a time to dance;\n 5 a time to throw stones and a time \nto gather stones;\n  a time to embrace and a time \nto avoid embracing;\n 6 a time to search and a time to count \nas lost;\n  a time to keep and a time to throw away;\n 7 a time to tear and a time to sew;\n  a time to be silent and a time to speak;\n 8 a time to love and a time to hate;\n  a time for war and a time for peace. 9  What  does  the work er  gain  from  his strug-\ngles?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are some activities mentioned that have a specific time associated with them?\",\n    \"What rhetorical question is posed at the end of the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "10  I  have  seen  the  task  that  God  has giv en \n the chil dren  of  Adam  to  keep  them oc cu pied. 11  He  has  made ev ery thing ap pro pri ate k  in  its \n time. He  has  also  put eter ni ty  in  their  hearts, l \n but  no  one  can dis cov er  the  work  God  has  done \n from be gin ning  to  end. 12  I  know  that  there  is \nnoth ing bet ter  for  them  than  to re joice  and \nen joy  the m  good  life. 13  It  is  also  the  gift  of  God \nwhen ev er any one  eats,  drinks,  and en joys  all \n his eff  orts. 14  I  know  that ev ery thing  God  does \n will  last for ev er;  there  is  no add ing  to  it  or \ntak ing  from  it. God  works  so  that peo ple  will \n be  in  awe  of  him. 15 What ev er  is,  has al ready \n been,  and what ev er  will  be, al ready  is. How-\nev er,  God  seeks jus tice  for  the per se cut ed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 596, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What has God given the children of Adam to keep them occupied?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the gift of God related to eating and drinking?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the permanence of God's works?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "THE MYSTERY OF INJUSTICE AND DEATH\n16  I  also ob served un der  the  sun:  there  is wick-\ned ness  at  the  place  of judg ment  and  there  is \nwick ed ness  at  the  place  of righ teous ness. 17  I \n said  to my self, \u201c God  will  judge  the righ teous \n and  the wick ed,  since  there  is  a  time  for ev ery \nac tiv i ty  and ev ery  work.\u201d 18  I  said  to my self, \n\u201c This hap pens  so  that  God  may  test  the chil-\ndren  of  Adam  and  they  may  see  for them selves \n that  they  are  like an i mals.\u201d 19  For  the  fate  of \n the chil dren  of  Adam  and  the  fate  of an i mals \n is  the  same. As  one  dies,  so  dies  the oth er; \n they  all  have  the  same  breath.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What observation is made about wickedness in the places of judgment and righteousness?\",\n    \"What does the speaker suggest is the purpose of God's judgment for the children of Adam?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, how do the fates of the children of Adam and animals compare?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "Peo ple  have \n no ad van tage  over an i mals  since ev ery thing \n is fu tile. 20  All  are go ing  to  the  same  place;  all \n come  from  dust,  and  all re turn  to  dust. 21  Who \n knows  if  the spir its  of  the chil dren  of  Adam  go \nup ward  and  the spir its  of an i mals  go down-\nward  to  the  earth? 22  I  have  seen  that  there \n is noth ing bet ter  than  for  a per son  to en joy \n his ac tivi ties be cause  that  is  his re ward.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What do people and animals have in common according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What is suggested as the best approach for a person regarding their activities?\",\n    \"What uncertainty is expressed about the spirits of children of Adam and animals?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "For \n who  can en able  him  to  see  what  will hap pen \naf ter  he  dies? a\n4 \n Again,  I ob served  all  the  acts  of op pres-\nsion be ing  done un der  the  sun. Look  at \n the  tears  of  those  who  are op pressed;  they \n have  no  one  to com fort  them. Pow er  is  with \n those  who op press  them;  they  have  no  one \n to com fort  them. 2  So  I com mend ed  the  dead, \n who  have al ready  died,  more  than  the liv ing, \n who  are  still  alive.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What observation does the speaker make about the acts of oppression under the sun?\",\n    \"Who does the speaker say has no one to comfort them?\",\n    \"How does the speaker compare the dead to the living in terms of commendation?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "3  But bet ter  than ei ther  of \n them  is  the  one  who  has  not  yet ex ist ed,  who \n has  not  seen  the  evil ac tiv i ty  that  is  done un-\nder  the  sun. THE LONELINESS OF WEALTH\n4  I  saw  that  all la bor  and  all skill ful  work  is  due \n to  one per son\u2019s jeal ou sy  of an oth er. This  too \n is fu tile  and  a pur suit  of  the  wind.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the value of existence compared to non-existence?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what motivates all labor and skilled work?\",\n    \"How does the excerpt characterize the pursuit of labor and skillful work?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "b\n 5 The fool folds his arms\n  and consumes his own flesh. 6 Better one handful with rest\n  than two handfuls with effort and a \npursuit of the wind. 7  Again,  I  saw fu til i ty un der  the  sun: 8  There \n is  a per son with out  a com pan ion, c with out \n even  a  son  or broth er,  and  though  there  is  no \n end  to  all  his strug gles,  his  eyes  are  still  not \ncon tent  with rich es. \u201c Who  am  I strug gling \n for,\u201d  he  asks, \u201c and de priv ing my self  of  good \n things? \u201d  This  too  is fu tile  and  a mis er a ble  task.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the person without a companion question about his struggles?\",\n    \"What is suggested as better than two handfuls with effort?\",\n    \"What is the overall theme presented in the excerpt regarding individual struggles?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "9  Two  are bet ter  than  one be cause  they  have \n a  good re ward  for  their eff  orts. 10  For  if ei ther \n falls,  his com pan ion  can  lift  him  up;  but  pity \n the  one  who  falls with out an oth er  to  lift  him \n up. 11  Also,  if  two  lie  down to geth er,  they  can \n keep  warm;  but  how  can  one per son  alone \n keep  warm? 12  And  if some one over pow ers \n one per son,  two  can re sist  him. A  cord  of  three \n strands  is  not eas i ly bro ken. 13 Bet ter  is  a  poor  but  wise  youth  than  an \n old  but fool ish  king  who  no lon ger  pays at ten-\ntion  to warn ings. 14  For  he  came  from pris on \n to  be  king,  even  though  he  was  born  poor  in \n his king dom. 15  I  saw  all  the liv ing,  who  move \n about un der  the  sun, fol low d  a sec ond  youth \n who suc ceeds  him. 16  There  is  no lim it  to  all \n the peo ple  who  were be fore  them,  yet  those \n who  come lat er  will  not re joice  in  him. This \n too  is fu tile  and  a pur suit  of  the  wind. CAUTION IN GOD\u2019S PRESENCE\n5 \n Guard  your  steps  when  you  go  to  the  house \n of  God. Bet ter  to ap proach  in obe di ence \n than  to off  er  the sac ri fice  as  fools  do,  for  they \nignorantly  do  wrong. 2  Do  not  be  hasty  to  speak, \n and  do  not  be im pul sive  to  make  a  speech \nbe fore  God. God  is  in heav en  and  you  are  on \n earth,  so  let  your  words  be  few . 3  Just  as  dreams \nac com pa ny  much la bor,  so  also  a  fool\u2019s  voice \n comes  with  many  words. 4  When  you  make  a \n vow  to  God,  don\u2019t de lay ful fill ing  it, be cause \n he  does  not de light  in  fools. Ful fill  what  you \n v ow. 5 Bet ter  that  you  do  not  vow  than  that \n you  vow  and  not ful fill  it. 6  Do  not  let  your \n mouth  bring  guilt  on  you,  and  do  not  say  in \n the pres ence  of  the mes sen ger  that  it  was  a \nmis take. Why  should  God  be an gry  with  your \n words  and de stroy  the  work  of  your  hands? 7  For  many  dreams  bring fu til i ty ,  so  do  many \n words.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What are the benefits of having a companion according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about a poor but wise youth compared to an old but foolish king?\",\n    \"What caution is advised when approaching the house of God?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "There fore,  fear  God. THE REALITIES OF WEALTH\n8  If  you  see op pres sion  of  the  poor  and per-\nver sion  of jus tice  and righ teous ness  in  the \nprov ince,  don\u2019t  be as ton ished  at  the sit u a tion, \nbe cause  one off  i cial pro tects an oth er off  i cial, \n and high er off  i cials pro tect  them. 9  The profi  t \n from  the  land  is tak en  by  all;  the  king  is  served \n by  the  field. e\n10  The  one  who  loves sil ver  is nev er sat is fied \n with sil ver,  and who ev er  loves  wealth  is nev er \nsat is fied  with in come. This  too  is fu tile.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 597, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between officials and the oppression of the poor?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is indicated about the satisfaction derived from wealth?\",\n    \"What is implied by the phrase 'This too is futile' in relation to the pursuit of wealth?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": " good  things in crease,  the  ones  who con sume \n them mul ti ply;  what,  then,  is  the profi  t  to  the \nown er, ex cept  to  gaze  at  them  with  his  eyes? 12  The  sleep  of  the work er  is  sweet, wheth er \n he  eats lit tle  or  much,  but  the abun dance  of \n the  rich per mits  him  no  sleep. 13  There  is  a sickening trag e dy  I  have  seen \nun der  the  sun:  wealth  kept  by  its own er  to \n his  harm. 14  That  wealth  was  lost  in  a  bad ven-\nture,  so  when  he fa thered  a  son,  he  was emp-\nty-handed. 15  As  he  came  from  his moth er\u2019s \n womb,  so  he  will  go  again, na ked  as  he  came; \n he  will  take noth ing  for  his eff  orts  that  he  can \ncar ry  in  his  hands. 16  This  too  is  a sickening \ntrag e dy: ex act ly  as  he  comes,  so  he  will  go. What  does  the  one  gain  who strug gles  for \n the  wind? 17  What  is  more,  he  eats  in dark ness \n all  his  days,  with  much frus tra tion, sick ness, \n and an ger. 18  Here  is  what  I  have  seen  to  be  good:  It  is \nap pro pri ate  to  eat,  drink,  and ex pe ri ence  good \n in  all  the la bor  one  does un der  the  sun dur ing \n the  few  days  of  his  life  God  has giv en  him, \nbe cause  that  is  his re ward. 19 Fur ther more, \nev ery one  to  whom  God  has giv en rich es  and \n wealth,  he  has  also al lowed  him  to en joy  them, \n take  his re ward,  and re joice  in  his la bor. This \n is  a  gift  of  God, 20  for  he  does  not of ten con sid-\ner  the  days  of  his  life be cause  God  keeps  him \noc cu pied  with  the  joy  of  his  heart. 6 \n Here  is  a trag e dy  I  have ob served un der \n the  sun,  and  it  weighs heavi ly  on hu man-\ni ty: a 2  God  gives  a per son rich es,  wealth,  and \nhon or  so  that  he  lacks noth ing  of  all  he de-\nsires  for him self,  but  God  does  not al low  him \n to en joy  them. In stead,  a strang er  will en joy \n them.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 598, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is the fate of the wealthy man who keeps his wealth to his harm?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is considered a gift from God?\",\n    \"What tragedy is observed regarding wealth and enjoyment in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  is fu tile  and  a sickening trag e dy . 3  A  man  may fa ther  a hun dred chil dren  and \n live  many  years. No mat ter  how  long  he  lives, b \n if  he  is  not sat is fied  by  good  things  and  does \n not  even  have  a prop er buri al,  I  say  that  a \nstill born  child  is bet ter  off  than  he. 4  For  he \n comes  in fu til i ty  and  he  goes  in dark ness,  and \n his  name  is shroud ed  in dark ness. 5  Though \n a still born  child  does  not  see  the  sun  and  is \n not con scious,  it  has  more  rest  than  he. 6  And \n if  a per son  lives  a thou sand  years  twice,  but \n does  not ex pe ri ence hap pi ness,  do  not  both \n go  to  the  same  place? 7 All of a person\u2019s labor is \nfor his stomach,  c\n  yet the appetite is never satisfied. 8  What ad van tage  then  does  the  wise per son \n have  over  the  fool? What ad van tage  is  there  for \n the  poor per son  who  knows  how  to con duct \nhim self be fore oth ers? 9 Bet ter  what  the  eyes \n see  than wan der ing de sire.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 598, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to be better off than a man who is not satisfied by good things and does not have a proper burial?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is the ultimate fate of a person who lives a thousand years but does not experience happiness?\",\n    \"What is suggested as an advantage of a wise person over a fool in the excerpt?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "This  too  is fu tile \n and  a pur suit  of  the  wind. d\n10 What ev er ex ists  was giv en  its  name  long \n ago, e  and  it  is  known  what man kind  is. But  he \n is  not  able  to con tend  with  the  one stron ger \n than  he. 11  For  when  there  are  many  words, \n they in crease fu til i ty .", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 598, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the pursuit of understanding existence?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what happens when there are many words?\",\n    \"What limitation of mankind is mentioned in relation to a stronger force?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "What  is  the ad van tage \n for man kind? 12  For  who  knows  what  is  good \n for any one  in  life,  in  the  few  days  of  his fu-\ntile  life  that  he spends  like  a shad ow?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 598, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[]"}


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{"original_content": "Who \n can  tell any one  what  will hap pen af ter  him \nun der  the  sun? WISE SAYINGS\n7 \nA good name is better than \nfine perfume,\n  and the day of one\u2019s death is better \nthan the day of one\u2019s birth. 2 It is better to go to a house of mourning\n  than to go to a house of feasting,\n  since that is the end of all mankind,\n  and the living should take it to heart. 3 Grief is better than laughter,\n  for when a face is sad, a heart \nmay be glad. 4 The heart of the wise is in a house \nof mourning,\n  but the heart of fools is in a house \nof pleasure. 5 It is better to listen to rebuke \nfrom a wise person\n  than to listen to the song of fools,\n 6 for like the crackling of burning thorns \nunder the pot,\n  so is the laughter of the fool. This too is futile. 7 Surely , the practice of extortion turns \na wise person into a fool,\n  and a bribe corrupts the mind. 8 The end of a matter is better \nthan its beginning;\n  a patient spirit is better \nthan a proud spirit. 9 Don\u2019t let your spirit rush to be angry ,\n  for anger abides in the heart of fools. 10 Don\u2019t say , \u201cWhy were the former days \nbetter than these?", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 598, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What is said to be better than fine perfume?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, what is better than the day of one's birth?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between grief and laughter?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "14  In  the  day  of pros per i ty  be joy ful,  but  in \n the  day  of ad ver si ty , con sid er:  God  has  made \n the  one  as  well  as  the oth er,  so  that  no  one  can \ndis cov er any thing  that  will  come af ter  him. AVOIDING EXTREMES\n15  In  my fu tile  life a  I  have  seen ev ery thing: \nsome one righ teous per ish es  in  spite  of  his \nrigh teous ness,  and some one wick ed  lives  long \n in  spite  of  his  evil. 16  Don\u2019t  be excessively righ-\nteous,  and  don\u2019t  be over ly  wise. Why  should \n you de stroy your self? 17  Don\u2019t  be excessively \nwick ed,  and  don\u2019t  be fool ish. Why  should  you \n die be fore  your  time? 18  It  is  good  that  you \n grasp  the  one  and  do  not  let  the oth er  slip \n from  your  hand. For  the  one  who  fears  God \n will  end  up  with  both  of  them. 19 Wisdom makes the wise person \nstronger\n  than ten rulers of a city . 20 There is certainly no one \nrighteous on the earth\n  who does good and never sins. 21  Don\u2019t  pay at ten tion b  to ev ery thing peo ple \n say ,  or  you  may  hear  your ser vant curs ing  you, \n22  for  in  your  heart  you  know  that  many  times \n you your self  have  cursed oth ers. WHAT THE TEACHER FOUND\n23  I  have test ed  all  this  by wis dom.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 599, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What should one consider in the day of adversity according to the excerpt?\",\n    \"What does the excerpt suggest about the relationship between righteousness and longevity?\",\n    \"What is the consequence of being excessively righteous or wicked as mentioned in the text?\"\n]"}


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{"original_content": "I re solved, \n\u201c I  will  be  wise,\u201d  but  it  was be yond  me. 24  What \nex ists  is be yond  reach  and  very  deep. Who  can \ndis cov er  it? 25  I  turned  my  thoughts  to  know , \nex plore,  and ex am ine wis dom  and  an ex pla na-\ntion  for  things,  and  to  know  that wick ed ness \n is stu pid i ty  and fol ly  is mad ness. 26  And  I  find \n more bit ter  than  death  the wom an  who  is  a \n trap: her  heart  a  net  and  her  hands  chains. The  one  who pleas es  God  will es cape  her,  but \n the sin ner  will  be cap tured  by  her. 27 \u201c Look,\u201d \n says  the Teach er, \u201c I  have dis cov ered  this  by \nadd ing  one  thing  to an oth er  to  find  out  the \nex pla na tion, 28  which  my  soul con tin u al ly \nsearch es  for  but  does  not  find:  I  found  one \nper son  in  a thou sand,  but  none  of  those  was \n a wom an. 29  Only  see  this:  I  have dis cov ered \n that  God  made peo ple up right,  but  they pur-\nsued  many  schemes.\u201d\nWISDOM, AUTHORITIES, AND INEQUITIES\n8 \n Who  is  like  the  wise per son,  and  who  knows \n the in ter pre ta tion  of  a mat ter? A per son\u2019s \nwis dom bright ens  his  face,  and  the stern ness \n of  his  face  is  changed.", "source": "/content/HolyBooks/CSB_Pew_Bible_2nd_Printing.pdf", "page": 599, "type": "text", "chunk_id": "None", "chroma:document": "[\n    \"What does the speaker find more bitter than death?\",\n    \"According to the excerpt, who will escape the woman described as a trap?\",\n    \"What conclusion does the speaker reach about God and people's nature?\"\n]"}


