Proverbios 6:26

26 Porque por causa de una ramera uno es reducido a un pedazo de pan, pero la adúltera anda a la caza de la vida preciosa.

Proverbios 6:26 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 6:26

For by means of a whorish woman [a man is brought] to a piece
of bread
To be glad of one, and to beg for one, for the least morsel; it is expressive of the extreme poverty and want which harlots bring men to, who strip them of all their substance, and then send them going to get their bread as they can; thus the prodigal, having spent his substance with harlots, was so reduced as to desire the husks which swine ate, ( Luke 15:13-16 ) ; so spiritual fornication or idolatry leaves men without bread for their souls, brings them into spiritual poverty, and even to desperation and death; and the adulteress will hunt for the precious life;
or "soul" F14; not content with his precious substance, his jewels, his gold and silver; having stripped him of his goods and livelihood, though some think that is here intended; she lays snares for him, and draws him into those evils which bring him into the hands of her husband, who avenges himself by slaying the adulterer; or into the hands of the civil magistrate, by whom this sin of adultery was punished with death; nay, is the occasion of the ruin of his precious and immortal soul to all eternity: the precious souls of men are part of the wares of antichrist, ( Revelation 18:13 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F14 (vpn) "animam", Pagninus, Montanus

Proverbios 6:26 In-Context

24 para librarte de la mujer mala, de la lengua suave de la desconocida.
25 No codicies su hermosura en tu corazón, ni dejes que te cautive con sus párpados.
26 Porque por causa de una ramera uno es reducido a un pedazo de pan, pero la adúltera anda a la caza de la vida preciosa.
27 ¿Puede un hombre poner fuego en su seno sin que arda su ropa?
28 ¿O puede caminar un hombre sobre carbones encendidos sin que se quemen sus pies?
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