et est iustus qui se nimium submittit a multa humilitate et est iustus qui inclinat faciem et fingit non videre quod ignoratum est

It is better to be short of sense and God-fearing than to be highly intelligent and violate the law.

Better are the God-fearing who lack understanding than the highly intelligent who transgress the law.

A devout person, even if he is not very intelligent, is better off than the cleverest of sinners.

Better is a man that hath little wisdom, and failing in wit, in the dread of God, than he that hath plenty of wit, and breaketh the law of the Highest. [Better is a man that is less(en)ed in wisdom, and failing wit in the dread of God, than that aboundeth in wit, and over-passeth the law of the Highest.]

Better is the God-fearing man who lacks intelligence, than the highly prudent man who transgresses the law.

Better are the God-fearing who lack understanding than the highly intelligent who transgress the law.

Better are the God-fearing who lack understanding than the highly intelligent who transgress the law.

Someone who fears God but who has inferior intelligence is better than someone who abounds in intelligence but who violates the Law.

Better are the God-fearing who have little understanding than those of great intelligence who violate the Law.

Better is the God-fearing man who lacks intelligence, than the highly prudent man who transgresses the law.

Better are the God-fearing who lack understanding than the highly intelligent who transgress the law.