Proverbios 15:2

2 La lengua de los sabios hace que el conocimiento sea atractivo,
pero la boca de un necio escupe tonterías.

Proverbios 15:2 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 15:2

The tongue of the wise useth knowledge aright
As the heart of a wise and good man is filled with useful knowledge, civil, moral, spiritual, and evangelical; so he takes care to communicate it, at proper times and seasons, in proper places, and to proper persons; adapting it to their case and circumstances, so as it may be for their comfort, edification, and instruction, and minister grace unto them; which is using knowledge "well", as the word F19 signifies: such an use of it recommends it, and makes it appear beautiful and lovely, decorates and adorns it. Thus every good man, out of the good treasure of knowledge in his heart, brings forth his good things seasonably, to the use of edifying; in like manner, ministers of the word, scribes well instructed in the things of God, bring forth both new and old, to the profit of those to whom they minister; so Christ, as man and Mediator, had the tongue of the learned, to speak a word in season to weary souls; but the mouth of fools poureth out foolishness;
their knowledge, as they take it to be, but it is no other than folly; this they throw out in great plenty, in a hurry, without fear or wit; they "babble" it out, as the word F20 signifies, as water out of a fountain; their hearts are full of it, and their mouths proclaim it, ( Proverbs 12:23 ) .


FOOTNOTES:

F19 (byjyh) "utitur bene", Castalio; "pulchre", Vatablus.
F20 (eyby) "effutit, ebullit, fundit", Vatablus; "eructat", Junius & Tremellius, Piscator; "ebullit", V. L. Tigurine version, Schultens; "scaturire facit", Michaelis.

Proverbios 15:2 In-Context

1 La respuesta apacible desvía el enojo,
pero las palabras ásperas encienden los ánimos.
2 La lengua de los sabios hace que el conocimiento sea atractivo,
pero la boca de un necio escupe tonterías.
3 Los ojos del Señor
están en todo lugar,
vigilando tanto a los malos como a los buenos.
4 Las palabras suaves son un árbol de vida;
la lengua engañosa destruye el espíritu.
5 Solo un necio desprecia la disciplina de sus padres;
el que aprende de la corrección es sabio.
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