Proverbios 14:8

8 La sabiduría del prudente es discernir sus caminos,pero al necio lo engaña su propia necedad.

Proverbios 14:8 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 14:8

The wisdom of the prudent [is] to understand his way
The way of his calling, in which he should abide, and how to manage it in the best manner; the way of his duty, that he may walk inoffensively both towards God and men; and the way of life and salvation, which is by Jesus Christ, which to understand and to walk in is the highest wisdom and prudence; but the folly of fools [is] deceit:
or "the wisdom of fools", which the opposition requires, and is meant, and is what the Holy Ghost calls "folly", as elsewhere, ( 1 Corinthians 3:19 ) ; this is itself "deceit"; it is science, falsely so called; it lies in tricking and deceiving; and the issue of it is, not only the deceiving of others, but themselves also: such is the folly of the man of sin and followers, which lies in deceiving the inhabitants of the earth with their sorceries and superstitions, with their lying wonders and miracles; see ( 2 Thessalonians 2:10 ) ( Revelation 13:14 ) ( 18:23 ) .

Proverbios 14:8 In-Context

6 El insolente busca sabiduría y no la halla;para el entendido, el conocimiento es cosa fácil.
7 Manténte a distancia del necio,pues en sus labios no hallarás conocimiento.
8 La sabiduría del prudente es discernir sus caminos,pero al necio lo engaña su propia necedad.
9 Los necios hacen mofa de sus propias faltas,pero los íntegros cuentan con el favor de Dios.
10 Cada corazón conoce sus propias amarguras,y ningún extraño comparte su alegría.
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