Hebraic Proverbs

Hebraic Proverbs draw on ancient Israel’s covenant tradition and the poetry of biblical wisdom books. They prize learning, justice, and restraint, shaped by exile, debate, and the hope of renewal.

Better be a tail for the lions than the head of the foxes. (Hebraic Proverb)
A cow, a cow. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
After death, say holy. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
The hat burns on the head of the thief. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
You don't always miss the bus. Sometimes, it misses you. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
Don't buy a cat in the sack. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
One bird in the hand is better than two on the tree. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
Because with wise advice you should do a war. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
one swallow does not herald the coming of spring. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
laughs he who laughs last. View proverb
Hebraic Proverb
In the facades we put on for others we demonstrate our potential; through our children we reveal our reality. (Hebraic Proverb)
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