Provérbios 11:29

29 O que perturba a sua casa herdará o vento; e o insensato será servo do entendido de coração.

Provérbios 11:29 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 11:29

He that troubleth his own house
His family, his wife, and children, and servants; by being bitter to the one, and by provoking the others to wrath, and continually giving out menacing words to the rest; or through idleness, not providing for his family; or through an over worldly spirit, pushing on business, and hurrying it on beyond measure; or through a niggardly and avaricious temper, withholding meat and drink, and clothes convenient for them; see ( Proverbs 15:27 ) ; or through profuseness and prodigality. Such an one shall inherit the wind;
nothing but vanity and emptiness; he shall come to nothing, and get nothing; and what he does, be shall not keep, and on which he cannot live; and the fool [shall be] servant to the wise of heart;
he who has both got and lost his substance in a foolish way shall be so reduced as to become a servant to him who has pursued wise measures, both in getting and keeping what he has; and to whom perhaps the fool formerly stood in the relation of a master. Such a change will be with respect to antichrist and the saints, ( Daniel 7:25-27 ) .

Provérbios 11:29 In-Context

27 O que busca diligentemente o bem, busca favor; mas ao que procura o mal, este lhe sobrevirá.
28 Aquele que confia nas suas riquezas, cairá; mas os justos reverdecerão como a folhagem.
29 O que perturba a sua casa herdará o vento; e o insensato será servo do entendido de coração.
30 O fruto do justo é árvore de vida; e o que ganha almas sábio é.
31 Eis que o justo é castigado na terra; quanto mais o ímpio e o pecador!
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