Proverbs 12
Libro non riconosciuto. Prova con un'abbreviazione valida (es. Gen, Es, Gv, Sal).
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| 1 Whoever loves discipline, loves knowledge, stupid are those who hate correction. | 1 He who loves correction loves knowledge, but he who hates reproof is stupid. |
| 2 The honest obtains Yahweh's favour, the schemer incurs his condemnation. | 2 The good man wins favor from the LORD, but the schemer is condemned by him. |
| 3 No one is made secure by wickedness, but nothing shakes the roots of the upright. | 3 No man is built up by wickedness, but the root of the just will never be disturbed. |
| 4 A capable wife, her husband's crown, a shameless wife, a cancer in his bones. | 4 A worthy wife is the crown of her husband, but a disgraceful one is like rot in his bones. |
| 5 The plans of the upright are honest, the intrigues of the wicked are full of deceit. | 5 The plans of the just are legitimate; the designs of the wicked are deceitful. |
| 6 The words of the wicked are snares to shed blood, what the honest say keeps them safe. | 6 The words of the wicked are a deadly ambush, but the speech of the upright saves them. |
| 7 Once thrown down, the wicked are no more, but the house of the upright stands firm. | 7 The wicked are overthrown and are no more, but the house of the just stands firm. |
| 8 Prudence wins praise, but a tortuous heart incurs only contempt. | 8 According to his good sense a man is praised, but one with a warped mind is despised. |
| 9 Better a common fel ow who has a slave than someone who gives himself airs and has nothing to eat. | 9 Better a lowly man who supports himself than one of assumed importance who lacks bread. |
| 10 The upright has compassion on his animals, but the heart of the wicked is ruthless. | 10 The just man takes care of his beast, but the heart of the wicked is merciless. |
| 11 Whoever works his land shall have bread and to spare, but no one who chases fantasies has anysense. | 11 He who tills his own land has food in plenty, but he who follows idle pursuits is a fool. |
| 12 The godless delights in the snare of the wicked, but the root of the upright bears fruit. | 12 The stronghold of evil men will be demolished, but the root of the just is enduring. |
| 13 In the sin of the lips lies a disastrous trap, but the upright finds a way out of misfortune. | 13 In the sin of his lips the evil man is ensnared, but the just comes free of trouble. |
| 14 Abundance of good things is the fruit of the lips; labour brings its own return. | 14 From the fruit of his words a man has his fill of good things, and the work of his hands comes back to reward him. |
| 15 Fools think the way they go is straight, the wise listens to advice. | 15 The way of the fool seems right in his own eyes, but he who listens to advice is wise. |
| 16 The fool shows anger straightaway, the discreet conceals dislike. | 16 The fool immediately shows his anger, but the shrewd man passes over an insult. |
| 17 To tel the truth is to further justice, a false witness is nothing but deceit. | 17 He tells the truth who states what he is sure of, but a lying witness speaks deceitfully. |
| 18 Thoughtless words can wound like a sword, but the tongue of the wise brings healing. | 18 The prating of some men is like sword thrusts, but the tongue of the wise is healing. |
| 19 Sincere lips endure for ever, the lying tongue lasts only a moment. | 19 Truthful lips endure forever, the lying tongue, for only a moment. |
| 20 Deceit is in the heart of the schemer, joy with those who give counsels of peace. | 20 Deceit is in the hands of those who plot evil, but those who counsel peace have joy. |
| 21 No harm can come to the upright, but the wicked are swamped by misfortunes. | 21 No harm befalls the just, but the wicked are overwhelmed with misfortune. |
| 22 Lying lips are abhorrent to Yahweh; dear to him those who make truth their way of life. | 22 Lying lips are an abomination to the LORD, but those who are truthful are his delight. |
| 23 The discreet keeps knowledge hidden, the heart of fools proclaims their folly. | 23 A shrewd man conceals his knowledge, but the hearts of fools gush forth folly. |
| 24 For the diligent hand, authority; for the slack hand, forced labour. | 24 The diligent hand will govern, but the slothful will be enslaved. |
| 25 Worry makes a heart heavy, a kindly word makes it glad. | 25 Anxiety in a man's heart depresses it, but a kindly word makes it glad. |
| 26 The upright shows the way to a friend; the way of the wicked leads them astray. | 26 The just man surpasses his neighbor, but the way of the wicked leads them astray. |
| 27 The idle has no game to roast; diligence is anyone's most precious possession. | 27 The slothful man catches not his prey, but the wealth of the diligent man is great. |
| 28 In the way of uprightness is life, the ways of the vengeful lead to death. | 28 In the path of justice there is life, but the abominable way leads to death. |