The Proverbs
The Proverbs
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so as to^ or with a view to, overthrow. See R.V. marg. Better perhaps with R.V. text, nor to turn aside.
6. enter into\ The Heb. may mean either **come into," or "come with," "bring" (R.V. marg.).
strohes] Or, stripes, R.V., as the same Heb. word is rendered in xix. 29, the only other place in which it occurs. Some, however, take ** calleth for" to mean "provokes," "causes." "Os ejus jurgia provocat," Vulg. ; " In causa est ut a verbis ad verbera veniatur, " Maur. , which accords with " bring "... contention, if that be adopted in the first clause.
8. talebearer'] Rather, wliisperer, R.V., secret calumniator, as in xvi. 18; bilinguis, Vulg.
wouncW] ^ther, dainty morsels, R.V. ; so greedily do men swallow down and retain them. This proverb occurs again, xxvi. 11, 9. a great waster"] Lit. a master of laying waste, or destroying ; a destroyer, R.V. Comp. for a similar sentiment, " He that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad," Matt xii. 30.
10. is safe] " Heb. is set on high,*' R.V. marg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
so as to^ or with a view to, overthrow. See R.V. marg. Better perhaps with R.V. text, nor to turn aside.
6. enter into\ The Heb. may mean either **come into," or "come with," "bring" (R.V. marg.).
strohes] Or, stripes, R.V., as the same Heb. word is rendered in xix. 29, the only other place in which it occurs. Some, however, take ** calleth for" to mean "provokes," "causes." "Os ejus jurgia provocat," Vulg. ; " In causa est ut a verbis ad verbera veniatur, " Maur. , which accords with " bring "... contention, if that be adopted in the first clause.
8. talebearer'] Rather, wliisperer, R.V., secret calumniator, as in xvi. 18; bilinguis, Vulg.
wouncW] ^ther, dainty morsels, R.V. ; so greedily do men swallow down and retain them. This proverb occurs again, xxvi. 11, 9. a great waster"] Lit. a master of laying waste, or destroying ; a destroyer, R.V. Comp. for a similar sentiment, " He that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad," Matt xii. 30.
10. is safe] " Heb. is set on high,*' R.V. marg.
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