Proverbios 4:27

27 No te desvíes a diestra, ni a siniestra; aparta tu pie del mal

Proverbios 4:27 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 4:27

Turn not to the right hand nor to the left
Either into the road of immorality and profaneness, or into that of error, superstition, and false worship; but attend to the way of holiness and truth, directed to in the word of God; see ( Isaiah 30:21 ) ; nor be moved out of it by threatenings and menaces, nor by flatteries and promises; neither be cast down with adversity, nor be lifted up with prosperity; but keep on in an even way, attending to that which is just and right; leaving all events with God, as knowing you are in the way of your duty, and in which he would have you walk; remove, by foot from evil;
from walking in evil ways and along with evil men, and from doing evil things; abstain from all appearance of evil, keep at a distance from it; the evil of sin brings on the evil of punishment. There are two verses added in the Septuagint, Arabic, and Vulgate Latin versions, which are not in the Hebrew text;

``for the ways which are on the right hand God knoweth; but those that are on the left are perverse. He will make thy paths right, and promote thy goings in peace.''

Proverbios 4:27 In-Context

25 Tus ojos miren lo recto, y tus párpados enderecen tu camino delante de ti
26 Pesa la vereda de tus pies, y todos tus caminos sean ordenados
27 No te desvíes a diestra, ni a siniestra; aparta tu pie del mal

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