Proverbios 21:26-31

26 todo el día codicia, mientras el justo da y nada retiene.

27 El sacrificio de los impíos es abominación, cuánto más trayéndolo con mala intención.

28 El testigo falso perecerá, mas el hombre que escucha, hablará siempre.

29 El hombre impío muestra audacia en su rostro, pero el recto asegura su camino.

30 No vale sabiduría, ni entendimiento, ni consejo, frente al SEÑOR.

31 Se prepara al caballo para el día de la batalla, pero la victoria es del SEÑOR.

Proverbios 21:26-31 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO 1 KINGS 9

This chapter relates a second vision Solomon had at Gibeon, in which he received an answer to his prayer in the preceding chapter, 1Ki 9:1-9 that passed between him and Hiram king of Tyre, 1Ki 9:10-14, the places that Solomon built or repaired, 1Ki 9:15-19, the Canaanitish people that became bondmen to him, and the officers he had among the children of Israel, 1Ki 9:20-23 the removal of Pharaoh's daughter to the house built for her, 1Ki 9:24. Solomon's attention to religious services, 1Ki 9:25 and the navy of ships he employed, which brought him in great riches, 1Ki 9:26-28.