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Proverbes 21:26

Listen to Proverbes 21:26
26 Tout le jour il éprouve des désirs; Mais le juste donne sans parcimonie.

Proverbes 21:26 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 21:26

He coveteth greedily all the day long
The slothful man does, as he has nothing to do to employ his time and his thoughts with; he is always craving something to eat and drink, or wishing he had such an estate, or so much wealth and riches, that he might live as such and such persons do; and this is what his head runs upon all the day long; but the righteous giveth and spareth not;
not gives to the slothful, which does not restrain his desire, as Aben Ezra interprets it; but to the poor and necessitous, to proper objects; a good man will work with his hands, that he may have a sufficiency for himself and his family, and may have something to give to others that are in want; and "he spares not", or withholds not his hands, neither from working nor from giving.

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Proverbes 21:26 In-Context

24 L'orgueilleux, le hautain, s'appelle un moqueur; Il agit avec la fureur de l'arrogance.
25 Les désirs du paresseux le tuent, Parce que ses mains refusent de travailler;
26 Tout le jour il éprouve des désirs; Mais le juste donne sans parcimonie.
27 Le sacrifice des méchants est quelque chose d'abominable; Combien plus quand ils l'offrent avec des pensées criminelles!
28 Le témoin menteur périra, Mais l'homme qui écoute parlera toujours.
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain.

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