Provérbios 20:15

15 Há ouro e abundância de pedras preciosas; mas os lábios do conhecimento são jóia de grande valor.

Provérbios 20:15 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 20:15

There is gold, and a multitude of rubies
A man may have a large quantity of either, or of both of thorn, as some men have; for there is much of them in the world, not only in mines and quarries, but in the houses and cabinets of men; but the lips of knowledge [are] a precious jewel;
knowledge even of things natural, and a gift of elocution to express it by, are a rare jewel, and much more precious than gold and rubies, than a multitude of them; these are not to be mentioned with it, it is not equalled by them, it is greatly superior to them; see ( Job 28:12-19 ) ; and much more spiritual knowledge, and a capacity of expressing that to the edification of others; and especially Christ, the Wisdom of God, and the knowledge of him, who is more precious than rubies, and all desirable things, in comparison of which all things are loss and dung, ( Proverbs 3:14 Proverbs 3:15 ) ( Philippians 3:8 ) .

Provérbios 20:15 In-Context

13 Não ames o sono, para que não empobreças; abre os teus olhos, e te fartarás de pão.
14 Nada vale, nada vale, diz o comprador; mas, depois de retirar-se, então se gaba.
15 Há ouro e abundância de pedras preciosas; mas os lábios do conhecimento são jóia de grande valor.
16 Tira a roupa �quele que fica por fiador do estranho; e toma penhor daquele que se obriga por estrangeiros.
17 Suave é ao homem o pão da mentira; mas depois a sua boca se enche de pedrinhas.
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