Proverbios 18:9

9 El perezoso es tan malo
como el que destruye cosas.

Proverbios 18:9 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 18:9

He also that is slothful in his work
Remiss in it; hangs down his hands, and does not care to make use of them, but neglects his business: is brother to him that is a great waster:
a prodigal man, who spends his substance in riotous living: the sluggard and the prodigal are brethren in iniquity; for, though they take different courses, they are both sinful, and issue in the same manner; both bring to poverty and want. Or, "brother to a master that wastes" F16; a slothful servant and a wasteful master are near akin, and come into the same class and circumstances. Jarchi interprets it,

``he that separateth from the law, though a disciple of a wise man, is a brother to Satan;''
whose name is Apollyon, the waster and destroyer. A man that is slothful in spiritual things, though a professor of religion, and has a place in the house of God, is brother to him that is a waster and persecutor of it; see ( Matthew 12:30 ) .
FOOTNOTES:

F16 (tyxvm lebl) "domino devaststionis", Gejerus; "domino dissipanti", Mercerus.

Proverbios 18:9 In-Context

7 La boca de los necios es su ruina;
quedan atrapados por sus labios.
8 Los rumores son deliciosos bocaditos
que penetran en lo profundo del corazón.
9 El perezoso es tan malo
como el que destruye cosas.
10 El nombre del Señor
es una fortaleza firme;
los justos corren a él y quedan a salvo.
11 Los ricos piensan que su riqueza es una gran defensa;
imaginan que es una muralla alta y segura.
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