Provérbios 22:25

25 para que não aprendas as suas veredas, e tomes um laço para a tua alma.

Provérbios 22:25 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 22:25

Lest thou learn his ways
And be as wrathful and furious, as quarrelsome and contentious, as he is. Evil works and ways are soon learned; men are more ready to imitate what is evil than what is good: Joseph learned to swear in Pharaoh's court; and the Israelites learned the works of the Heathen, among whom they were mingled; "evil communications corrupt good manners", ( 1 Corinthians 15:33 ) . Many men, naturally mild and gentle, tenderhearted and compassionate, by being brought up among or conversing with bloodthirsty Papists, and imbibing their cruel notions and sentiments, have become fierce, and as furious persecutors of others; and get a snare to thy soul;
be drawn into sin, by speaking passionate words, or doing rash actions, which will bring on punishment, either in this world, or in that to come, or in both; which may affect the soul or life here; the taking of it away, or the eternal damnation of the soul hereafter.

Provérbios 22:25 In-Context

23 porque o Senhor defenderá a sua causa em juízo, e aos que os roubam lhes tirará a vida.
24 Não faças amizade com o iracundo; nem andes com o homem colérico;
25 para que não aprendas as suas veredas, e tomes um laço para a tua alma.
26 Não estejas entre os que se comprometem, que ficam por fiadores de dívidas.
27 Se não tens com que pagar, por que tirariam a tua cama de debaixo de ti?
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