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Sprueche 24:2

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Sprueche 24:2 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 24:2

For their heart studieth destruction
To others; to good men, that separate from them, and reprove them, or are in their way; or any ways hinder them in the prosecution of their wicked designs; as Haman's heart studied the destruction of the Jews: or their hearts study to draw men into their destructive methods of living, and therefore should be shunned and avoided. Moreover, their hearts study destruction to themselves; they study what they shall eat and drink, which they pursue to intemperance; and how they shall compass their lewd designs, and which issue in their ruin; destruction and misery are in all the ways they devise and walk in; and their lips talk of mischief;
which they study in their hearts against others; as are their hearts, so are their lips; out of the abundance of the wickedness of their hearts their mouths speak mischievous things; and which, though they design for others, oftentimes fall upon themselves.

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Sprueche 24:2 In-Context

1 Beneide nicht böse Menschen, und laß dich nicht gelüsten, mit ihnen zu sein;
2 denn ihr Herz sinnt auf Gewalttat, und ihre Lippen reden Mühsal.
3 Durch Weisheit wird ein Haus gebaut, und durch Verstand wird es befestigt;
4 und durch Erkenntnis füllen sich die Kammern mit allerlei kostbarem und lieblichem Gut.
5 Ein weiser Mann ist stark, und ein Mann von Erkenntnis befestigt seine Kraft.
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