Proverbes 8:8

8 Toutes les paroles de ma bouche sont justes, Elles n'ont rien de faux ni de détourné;

Proverbes 8:8 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 8:8

All the words of my mouth [are] in righteousness
Or "with righteousness" F24; are connected with it, are agreeable to it; are righteous ones, consistent with righteousness, with the righteous nature, will, and law of God: or "are concerning righteousness" F25 the necessity of righteousness in order to eternal life; the insufficiency of man's own righteousness to entitle to it; the need, worth, and excellency of the righteousness of Christ for that purpose; and of the propriety and usefulness of a life of righteousness and holiness, which the grace of God instructs men in;

[there is] nothing froward or perverse in them;
that is contrary to right reason, or to the law of God, or to the Scriptures of truth, or to the analogy of faith; nor is there any contradiction in the doctrines of the Gospel one to another, but an entire harmony and uniformity in them; they are not "yea" and "nay".


FOOTNOTES:

F24 (qdub) "cum justitia", Piscator, Gejerus, Michaelis; (meta dikaiosunhv) , Sept.
F25 "Gloriatio de justitia sua, vel invitatio ad accipiendam justitiam per fidem", Cocceius.

Proverbes 8:8 In-Context

6 Ecoutez, car j'ai de grandes choses à dire, Et mes lèvres s'ouvrent pour enseigner ce qui est droit.
7 Car ma bouche proclame la vérité, Et mes lèvres ont en horreur le mensonge;
8 Toutes les paroles de ma bouche sont justes, Elles n'ont rien de faux ni de détourné;
9 Toutes sont claires pour celui qui est intelligent, Et droites pour ceux qui ont trouvé la science.
10 Préférez mes instructions à l'argent, Et la science à l'or le plus précieux;
The Louis Segond 1910 is in the public domain.