Proverbs 25 [1] Familiarity breeds contempt. Knowing when to take your leave is a good skill to have. Proverbs 26 [2] Your disobedience and willful sinning grants the enemy the legal right to steal, kill and destroy. [4-5] Do not fight fire with fire, but know when and how to respond to correct their foolishness. [11] It's not wise to persist in behaviour that causes you harm. Be rid of your iniquitous nature! [12] Intelligent people know just how little they actually know. Proverbs 27 [1] Life is short and we don't know what tomorrow will bring. So, as long as you have breath in your lungs, do what you can and what you must when it comes to mind. Proverbs 28 [9] We have to come correct. You can't live in constant disobedience and still think that God will be receptive to your pleas. He is merciful, but being in tune with Him means doing what the Word says.