2 He that walketh in his uprightness feareth the Lord: but he that is perverse in his ways despiseth him.

There was a man who called upon the Lord for help,  ""Please help me dear Lord that I might build my house."  He went into the city and called upon his brothers to help him, and three came to help, but the fourth brother was drunken in the streets.
  ""Build your own house,"" said the fourth brother.  ""I have no need to help you.  If I help you, I can not drink I have to lay down my wine.  I would rather be happy and drunk than help you build."
  So the other three helped the first man build his house and when it was done they marveled at their work by God's hand, and gave him praise.
  Soon afterward there came a great rain and the rains fell for three days straight,  The three brothers that had helped build the house were all inside praising the Lord for the house they had built, while the drunken brother stayed outside.
  Soon he came to the door and banged on it, ""Please let me in!!!"" he cried.
  But because the rain was so loud and their praise for God so high, they did not hear him, in his
drunken speech.  And so he cursed them and went with his wine to the center of town and fell asleep thus drowning in a puddle of rain.

3 In the mouth of the foolish is a rod of pride: but the lips of the wise shall perserve them.

Once there was a man in the streets speaking the gospel as he had read it, the people who stopped to hear him shuddered and scorned his words.  But he stood before them tall and straight professing what he said to be true, they hissed and booed before him and started to pick up rocks to throw at him when the Temple priest came up before them and stood.  He listened to what the man was saying for a while and heard the interpretations as being somewhat wrong.  He then pointed out to the people standing there that part of what the man was saying was true, but for the most part it was wrong.  "Do not condemn this man for not knowing," he replied to the hissing crowd.  "For he was merely trying to understand the words
of God."
  Then he took the man into the temple and began to teach him the right way to read the scriptures, from that day forward the man stood on the street spouting the true words of the Lord.