Proverb Chapter 13

Prov 13

Proverb of Solomon continues...

1 A wise son will listen to the corrections on mocking and a reprimand/rebuke from his Father.

2 a Soul that eat good fruits but deal treacherously with his mouth, is a man of violence.

3 If you guard your mouth, you will preserve your Life, but opening apart your lips may be unto ruins.

4 the soul of a lazy-person only wishes for things while hardworking soul will be made fat:

5 Falsehood of the wicked is hated by the Righteous and their spoken-words are stinking when detected:

6 habitual sin and wickedness will subvert integrity which should have guarded you on the way of righteousness. -

7 if everybody is made rich, there will still exist a poor man, just because (he is in need) of abundant fortune/wealth.

8 A man in wealth should listen to a scolding/rebuke, because he is still poor concerning a ransom for his soul.

9 The Righteous will rejoice/be brightened up in Light, but the wicked will put out/quench a lamp:

10 there is wisdom in being counselled but to give someone, unleavened bread is a deliberate/intentional-wrongdoing.

11 Fortune/wealth gathered by someone's hand will multiply, but those things from vanities will diminish.

12 A hope stretched/prolonged will weaken the heart/mind, but when the longing/desire comes, it is like a tree of Life:

13 if others disrespect the commandments, the Reverent ones have pledged to the spoken words to be at peace:

14 The law (Torah) is a well/source of Life for the wise ones, to turn away from the snares and place of death.

15 brain/intelligence is good and continuity/resilience, given to you is by grace, because, to be dealing treacherously is the way of some.

16 Even a crafty person will do things by knowledge, but a fool will scatter his foolishness around. 

17 the wicked will fall down into evil, but a trust in an angel is a pivot point unto healing/health:

18 Leadership position is honorable. To exempt yourself from rebuke will be unto reproach. And correction will preserve you.

19 it is pleasant to a soul, when his desire come into being (hayah), but it is an abomination for a fool to depart from evil.

20 He, that walk around with a wise will be wise, and he, that shepherd/care for a fool will shout with alarm.

21 As sinners pursue evil, the Righteous is after good things and will be at peace.

22 the good things of the force/resources of those who had trespassed will be stored up/hid for the Righteous and their son's son to inherit. 

23 there will be abundant food from a ploughed land but NOT for those who are destitute in the things of the verdicts or who are on their settee/sofa.

24 A tribe that withhold correction, hate their sons, but the one who love them will get up early unto it:

25 the Righteous will eat just to the satisfaction of his soul, but the belly of the wicked will still be in want.