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No tengas envidia de los malvadosa,ni desees estar con ellosb;2 porque su corazón trama violenciaa,y sus labios hablan de hacer malb.
3 Con sabiduría se edifica una casaa,y con prudencia se afianza;4 con conocimiento se llenan las cámarasde todo bien preciado y deseablea.
5 El hombre sabio es fuerte1a,y el hombre de conocimiento aumenta2 su poder.6 Porque con dirección sabia harás la guerra1a,y en la abundancia de consejeros está la victoria2b.
7 Muy alta está la sabiduría para el necioa,en la puertab no abre su boca.
8 Al que planea hacer el mala,lo llamarán intrigante.9 El tramar necedad es pecadoa,y el escarnecedor es abominación a los hombres.
10 Si eres débila en día de angustia,tu fuerza es limitada.
11 Libra a los que son llevados a la muerte,y retén a los que van con pasos vacilantes a la matanzaa.12 Si dices: Mira, no sabíamos esto.¿No lo tiene en cuenta ela que sondea1 los corazonesb?¿No lo sabec el que guarda tu almad?¿No dará2 a cada hombre según su obrae?
13 Come miela, hijo mío, porque es buena;sí, la miel del panal es dulceb a tu paladar.14 Sabe que así es la sabiduría para tu almaa;si la hallas, entonces habrá un futuro1,y tu esperanza no será cortadab.
15 No acechesa, oh impío, la morada del justo,no destruyas su lugar de descanso;16 porque el justo cae siete veces; y vuelve a levantarsea,pero los impíos caerán en la desgraciab.
17 No te regocijes cuando caiga tu enemigo,y no se alegre tu corazón cuando tropiecea;18 no sea que el SEÑOR lo vea y le desagrade1,y aparte de él su ira.
19 No te impacientes a causa de los malhechoresa,ni tengas envidia de los impíosb,20 porque no habrá futuro1a para el malo.La lámpara de los impíos será apagadab.
21 Hijo mío, teme1 al SEÑOR y al reya,no te asocies con los que son inestables;22 porque de repente se levantará su desgraciaa,y la destrucción que vendrá de ambos, ¿quién la sabe?
23 Tambiénestos son dichos de los sabiosa:Hacer acepción de personas1 en el juicio no es buenob.24 Al que dice al impío: Justo eresa,lo maldecirán los pueblos, lo aborrecerán las nacionesb;25 mas los que lo reprenden tendrán felicidada,y sobre ellos vendrá abundante bendición.26 Besa los labiosel que da una respuesta correcta1.
27 Ordena tus labores de fuera,y tenlas listas para ti en el campo;y después edifica tu casaa.
28 No seas, sin causa, testigo contra tu prójimoa,y no engañes con tus labiosb.29 No digas: Como él me ha hecho, así le haré;pagaré1 al hombre según su obraa.
30 He pasado junto al campo del perezoso,y junto a la viña del hombre falto de entendimiento1a,31 y he aquí, estaba todo lleno de cardosa,su superficie cubierta de ortigasb,y su cerca de piedras, derribadac.32 Cuando lo vi, reflexioné1 sobre ello;miré, y recibí instrucción.33 aUn poco de dormir, un poco de dormitar,un poco de cruzar las manos para descansar,34 y llegará tu pobreza como ladrón1,y tu necesidad como hombre armado2.
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Precepts and Warnings
Do not be aenvious of evil men,Nor desire to bbe with them;2 For their 1minds devise aviolence,And their lips btalk of trouble.
3 aBy wisdom a house is built,And by understanding it is established;4 And by knowledge the rooms are afilledWith all precious and pleasant riches.
5 A awise man is 1strong,And a man of knowledge 2increases power.6 For aby wise guidance you will 1wage war,And bin abundance of counselors there is victory.
7 Wisdom is atoo exalted for a fool,He does not open his mouth bin the gate.
8 One who aplans to do evil,Men will call a 1schemer.9 The adevising of folly is sin,And the scoffer is an abomination to men.
10 If you aare slack in the day of distress,Your strength is limited.
11 aDeliver those who are being taken away to death,And those who are staggering to slaughter, Oh hold them back.12 If you say, “See, we did not know this,”Does He not aconsider it bwho weighs the hearts?And cdoes He not know it who dkeeps your soul?And will He not 1erender to man according to his work?
13 My son, eat ahoney, for it is good,Yes, the bhoney from the comb is sweet to your taste;14 Know that awisdom is thus for your soul;If you find it, then there will be a 1bfuture,And your hope will not be cut off.
15 aDo not lie in wait, O wicked man, against the dwelling of the righteous;Do not destroy his resting place;16 For a arighteous man falls seven times, and rises again,But the bwicked stumble in time of calamity.
17 aDo not rejoice when your enemy falls,And do not let your heart be glad when he stumbles;18 Or the LORD will see it and 1be displeased,And turn His anger away from him.
19 aDo not fret because of evildoersOr be benvious of the wicked;20 For athere will be no 1bfuture for the evil man;The clamp of the wicked will be put out.
21 My son, 1afear the LORD and the king;Do not associate with those who are given to change,22 For their acalamity will rise suddenly,And who knows the ruin that comes from both of them?
23 These also are asayings of the wise.To 1bshow partiality in judgment is not good.24 He awho says to the wicked, “You are righteous,”bPeoples will curse him, nations will abhor him;25 But ato those who rebuke the wicked will be delight,And a good blessing will come upon them.26 He kisses the lipsWho gives 1a right answer.
27 Prepare your work outsideAnd amake it ready for yourself in the field;Afterwards, then, build your house.
28 Do not be a awitness against your neighbor without cause,And bdo not deceive with your lips.29 aDo not say, “Thus I shall do to him as he has done to me;I will 1render to the man according to his work.”
30 I passed by the field of the sluggardAnd by the vineyard of the man alacking 1sense,31 And behold, it was completely aovergrown with thistles;Its surface was covered with 1bnettles,And its stone cwall was broken down.32 When I saw, I 1reflected upon it;I looked, and received instruction.33 “aA little sleep, a little slumber,A little folding of the hands to rest,”34 Then your poverty will come as 1a robberAnd your want like 2an armed man.
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Precepts and Warnings
Do not be aenvious of evil men,Nor desire to bbe with them;2 For their minds plot aviolence,And their lips btalk of trouble for the innocent.
3 aThrough skillful and godly wisdom a house a life, a home, a family is built,And by understanding it is established on a sound and good foundation,4 And by knowledge its rooms are afilledWith all precious and pleasant riches.
5 A awise man is strong,And a man of knowledge strengthens his power; Prov 21:22; Eccl 9:166 For aby wise guidance you can wage your war,And bin an abundance of wise counselors there is victory and safety.
7 Wisdom is atoo exalted for a hardened, arrogant 1fool;He does not open his mouth bin the gate where the city’s rulers sit in judgment.
8 He who aplans to do evilWill be called a schemer or deviser of evil.9 The adevising of folly is sin,And the scoffer is repulsive to men.
10 If you aare slack (careless) in the day of distress,Your strength is limited.
11 aRescue those who are being taken away to death,And those who stagger to the slaughter, Oh hold them back from their doom!12 If you claim ignorance and say, “See, we did not know this,”Does He not aconsider it bwho weighs and examines the hearts and their motives?And cdoes He not know it who dguards your life and keeps your soul?And will He not erepay you and every man according to his works?
13 My son, eat ahoney, because it is good,And the bdrippings of the honeycomb are sweet to your taste.14 Know that skillful and godly awisdom is so very good for your life and soul;If you find wisdom, then there will be a bfuture and a reward,And your hope and expectation will not be cut off.
15 aDo not lie in wait, O wicked man, against the dwelling of the righteous;Do not destroy his resting place;16 For a arighteous man falls seven times, and rises again,But the bwicked stumble in time of disaster and collapse. Job 5:19; Ps 34:19; 37:24; Mic 7:8
17 Do not arejoice and gloat when your enemy falls,And do not let your heart be glad in self-righteousness when he stumbles,18 Or the LORD will see your gloating and be displeased,And turn His anger away from your enemy.
19 Do not aget upset because of evildoers,Or be benvious of the wicked,20 For athere will be no bfuture for the evil man;The clamp of the wicked will be put out.
21 My son, afear the LORD and the king;And do not associate with those who are given to change of allegiance, and are revolutionary,22 For their atragedy will rise suddenly,And who knows the punishment that both the LORD and the king will bring on the rebellious?
23 These also are asayings of the wise:To bshow partiality in judgment is not good.24 He awho says to the wicked, “You are righteous,”bPeoples will curse him, nations will denounce him;25 But ato those honorable judges who rebuke the wicked, it will go well with them and they will find delight,And a good blessing will come upon them.26 He kisses the lips and wins the hearts of peopleWho gives a right and straightforward answer.
27 Prepare your work outsideAnd aget it ready for yourself in the field;1Afterward build your house and establish a home.
28 Do not be a awitness against your 1neighbor without cause,And do not bdeceive with your lips speak neither lies nor half-truths. Eph 4:2529 Do not asay, “I will do to him as he has done to me;I will pay the man back for his deed.” Prov 20:22; Matt 5:39, 44; Rom 12:17, 19
30 I went by the field of the lazy man,And by the vineyard of the man alacking understanding and common sense;31 And, behold, it was all aovergrown with thorns,And bnettles were covering its surface,And its stone cwall was broken down.32 When I saw, I considered it well;I looked and received instruction.33 “Yet aa little sleep, a little slumber,A little folding of the hands to rest and daydream,”34 Then your poverty will come as a robber,And your want like an armed man.