El hijo sabio acepta la disciplina1 de su padrea,pero el escarnecedor no escucha la reprensiónb.O, instrucciónProv. 10:1; 15:20Prov. 9:7, 8; 15:122 Del fruto de su boca el hombre comerá el biena,pero el deseo1 de los pérfidos es la violenciab.Lit., almaProv. 12:14Prov. 1:31; Os. 10:133 Él que guarda su boca, preserva su vidaa;el que mucho abre sus labios, termina en ruina1b.Lit., la ruina es suyaProv. 18:21; 21:23; Sant. 3:2Prov. 18:7; 20:194 El alma del perezoso desea, pero nada consigue,mas el alma de los diligentes queda satisfecha.5 El justo aborrece la falsedada,mas el impío causa repugnancia y vergüenza1b.Lit., causa mal olor y causa vergüenzaCol. 3:9Prov. 3:356 La justicia guarda al íntegro en su camino,mas la maldad trastorna al pecador1a.Lit., pecadoProv. 11:37 Hay quien pretende ser rico, y nada tienea;hay quien pretende ser pobre1, y tiene una gran fortunab.Lit., se empobreceProv. 11:24; Luc. 12:20, 21Luc. 12:33; 2 Cor. 6:10; Sant. 2:58 El rescate de la vida de un hombre está en sus riquezas,pero el pobre no oye amenazas1.Lit., reprensión9 La luz de los justos brilla alegremente1a,pero la lámpara de los impíos se apagab.Lit., se regocijaJob 29:3; Prov. 4:18Job 18:5; Prov. 24:2010 Por la soberbiasolo viene1 la contienda,mas con los que reciben consejos está la sabiduría.Lit., da11 La fortuna obtenida con fraude1 disminuye,pero el que la recoge con trabajo2 la aumenta.Lit., vanidadO, poco a poco; lit., en la mano12 La esperanza que se demora enferma el corazón,pero el deseo cumplido1 es árbol de vida.Lit., venidero13 Él que desprecia la palabraa pagará1 por ello,pero el que teme el mandamiento será recompensadob.Lit., quedará comprometidoNúm. 15:31; 2 Crón. 36:16Prov. 13:2114 La enseñanza1 del sabio es fuente de vidaa,para apartarse de los lazos de la muerteb.O, leyProv. 10:11Sal. 18:5; Prov. 14:2715 El buen entendimiento produce favora,mas el camino de los pérfidos es duro.Sal. 111:10; Prov. 3:416 Todo hombre prudente obra con conocimiento,pero el necio ostenta1 necedada.Lit., esparceProv. 12:2317 El mensajero perverso cae en la adversidad,pero el enviado fiel trae sanidada.Prov. 25:1318 Pobreza y vergüenza vendrán al que menosprecia la instrucción1,mas el que acepta la reprensión será honradoa.O, disciplinaProv. 15:5, 3219 Deseo cumplido es dulzura para el alma,pero abominación para los necios es apartarse del mal.20 Él que anda con sabiosa será sabio,mas el compañero de los necios sufrirá daño.Prov. 2:20; 15:3121 A los pecadores los persigue el mala,pero los justos serán recompensadosb con el bien.Sal. 32:10; 54:5; Isa. 47:11Prov. 11:31; 13:13; Isa. 3:1022 El hombre bueno deja herencia a los hijos de sus hijosa,pero la riqueza del pecador está reservada para el justob.Esd. 9:12; Sal. 37:25Job 27:16, 17; Prov. 28:8; Ecl. 2:2623 El barbecho de los pobres tiene mucho de comera,pero es1 barrido por la injusticia.Lit., pero hay lo que esProv. 12:1124 Él que escatima la vara odia a su hijoa,mas el que lo ama lo disciplina con diligencia1b.Lit., lo busca diligentemente con disciplinaProv. 19:18; 22:15; 23:13, 14; 29:15, 17Deut. 8:5; Prov. 3:12; Heb. 12:725 El justo come hasta saciar su almaa,pero el vientre de los impíos sufre escasezb.Sal. 34:10; 103:5; 132:15Prov. 10:3; 13:18; Luc. 15:14
Contrast of the Upright and the Wicked
A awise son accepts his father’s discipline,But a bscoffer does not listen to rebuke.Prov 10:1; 15:20Prov 9:7, 8; 15:122 From the fruit of a person’s mouth he 1aenjoys good,But the 2desire of the treacherous is bviolence.Lit eatsLit soulProv 12:14Prov 1:31; Hos 10:133 One who aguards his mouth protects his life;One who bopens wide his lips 1comes to ruin.Lit ruin is hisProv 18:21; 21:23; James 3:2Prov 18:7; 20:194 The soul of the 1lazy one craves and gets nothing,But the soul of the diligent is made 2prosperous.Lit idleLit fat5 A righteous person ahates a false statement,But a wicked person 1bacts disgustingly and shamefully.Lit causes a bad odor and causes shameCol 3:9Prov 3:356 Righteousness aguards the 1one whose way is blameless,But wickedness brings the 2sinner to ruin.Lit blamelessness of wayLit sinProv 11:37 There is one who apretends to be rich but has nothing;Another pretends to be bpoor, but has great wealth.Prov 11:24; Luke 12:20, 21Luke 12:33; 2 Cor 6:10; James 2:58 The ransom of a person’s life is his wealth,But the poor hears no rebuke.9 The alight of the righteous 1rejoices,But the blamp of the wicked goes out.I.e., shines brightlyJob 29:3; Prov 4:18Job 18:5; Prov 24:2010 Through overconfidence 1comes nothing but strife,But wisdom is with those who receive counsel.Lit gives11 Wealth obtained from 1nothing dwindles,But one who gathers 2by labor increases it.Prob. referring to fraudLit by hand12 Hope deferred makes the heart sick,But desire 1fulfilled is a tree of life.Lit coming13 One who adespises the word will do badly,But one who fears the commandment will be brewarded.Num 15:31; 2 Chr 36:16Prov 13:2114 The 1teaching of the wise is a afountain of life,To turn aside from the bsnares of death.Or lawProv 10:11; 14:27Ps 18:515 aGood understanding produces favor,But the way of the treacherous is 1their own disaster.Cf. LXX in destruction; MT constantPs 111:10; Prov 3:416 Every aprudent person acts with knowledge,But a fool 1displays foolishness.Lit spreads outProv 12:2317 A wicked messenger falls into adversity,But aa faithful messenger brings healing.Prov 25:1318 Poverty and shame will come to one who aneglects 1discipline,But one who complies with rebuke will be honored.Or instructionProv 15:5, 3219 Desire realized is sweet to the soul,But it is an abomination to fools to turn away from evil.20 aOne who walks with wise people will be wise,But a companion of fools will suffer harm.Prov 2:20; 15:3121 aAdversity pursues sinners,But the brighteous will be rewarded with prosperity.Ps 32:10; 54:5; Is 47:11Prov 11:31; 13:13; Is 3:1022 A good person aleaves an inheritance to his 1grandchildren,And the bwealth of a sinner is stored up for the righteous.Lit sons’ sonsEzra 9:12; Ps 37:25Job 27:16, 17; Prov 28:8; Eccl 2:2623 aAbundant food is in the uncultivated ground of the poor,But 1it is swept away by injustice.Lit there is what is sweptProv 12:1124 He who awithholds his 1rod hates his son,But he who loves him 2bdisciplines him diligently.I.e., correction or disciplineLit seeks him diligently with disciplineProv 19:18; 22:15; 23:13, 14; 29:15, 17Deut 8:5; Prov 3:12; Heb 12:725 The arighteous 1has enough to satisfy his appetite,But the stomach of the bwicked is in need.Lit eats to the satisfaction of his soulPs 34:10; 103:5; 132:15; Prov 10:3Prov 13:18; Luke 15:14
Contrast the Upright and the Wicked
A awise son accepts his father’s discipline,But a bscoffer does not listen to rebuke.Prov 10:1; 15:20Prov 9:7, 8; 15:122 From the fruit of a man’s mouth he 1aenjoys good,But the 2desire of the treacherous is bviolence.Lit eatsLit soulProv 12:14Prov 1:31; Hos 10:133 The one who aguards his mouth preserves his life;The one who bopens wide his lips 1comes to ruin.Lit ruin is hisProv 18:21; 21:23; James 3:2Prov 18:7; 20:194 The soul of the sluggard craves and gets nothing,But the soul of the diligent is made fat.5 A righteous man ahates falsehood,But a wicked man 1bacts disgustingly and shamefully.Lit causes a bad odor and causes shameCol 3:9Prov 3:356 Righteousness aguards the 1one whose way is blameless,But wickedness subverts the 2sinner.Lit blamelessness of wayLit sinProv 11:37 There is one who apretends to be rich, but has nothing;Another 1pretends to be bpoor, but has great wealth.Lit impoverishes himselfProv 11:24; Luke 12:20, 21Luke 12:33; 2 Cor 6:10; James 2:58 The ransom of a man’s life is his wealth,But the poor hears no rebuke.9 The alight of the righteous 1rejoices,But the blamp of the wicked goes out.I.e. shines brightlyJob 29:3; Prov 4:18Job 18:5; Prov 24:2010 Through insolence 1comes nothing but strife,But wisdom is with those who receive counsel.Lit gives11 Wealth obtained by 1fraud dwindles,But the one who gathers 2by labor increases it.Lit vanityOr gradually; lit on the hand12 Hope deferred makes the heart sick,But desire 1fulfilled is a tree of life.Lit coming13 The one who adespises the word will be 1in debt to it,But the one who fears the commandment will be brewarded.Lit pledged to itNum 15:31; 2 Chr 36:16Prov 13:2114 The 1teaching of the wise is a afountain of life,To turn aside from the bsnares of death.Or lawProv 10:11; 14:27Ps 18:515 aGood understanding produces favor,But the way of the treacherous is hard.Ps 111:10; Prov 3:416 Every aprudent man acts with knowledge,But a fool 1displays folly.Lit spreads outProv 12:2317 A wicked messenger falls into adversity,But aa faithful envoy brings healing.Prov 25:1318 Poverty and shame will come to him who aneglects 1discipline,But he who regards reproof will be honored.Or instructionProv 15:5, 3219 Desire realized is sweet to the soul,But it is an abomination to fools to turn away from evil.20 aHe who walks with wise men will be wise,But the companion of fools will suffer harm.Prov 2:20; 15:3121 aAdversity pursues sinners,But the brighteous will be rewarded with prosperity.Ps 32:10; 54:5; Is 47:11Prov 11:31; 13:13; Is 3:1022 A good man aleaves an inheritance to his 1children’s children,And the bwealth of the sinner is stored up for the righteous.Lit sons’ sonsEzra 9:12; Ps 37:25Job 27:16, 17; Prov 28:8; Eccl 2:2623 aAbundant food is in the fallow ground of the poor,But 1it is swept away by injustice.Lit there is what is sweptProv 12:1124 He who awithholds his 1rod hates his son,But he who loves him 2bdisciplines him diligently.I.e. correction or disciplineLit seeks him diligently with disciplineProv 19:18; 22:15; 23:13, 14; 29:15, 17Deut 8:5; Prov 3:12; Heb 12:725 The arighteous 1has enough to satisfy his appetite,But the stomach of the bwicked is in need.Lit eats to the satisfaction of his soulPs 34:10; 103:5; 132:15; Prov 10:3Prov 13:18; Luke 15:14