Proverbios 8:4

4 «¡A ustedes los llamo, a todos ustedes!
Levanto mi voz a toda persona.

Proverbios 8:4 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 8:4

Unto you, O men, I call
Not angels, the fallen angels; for, as they had nothing to do with Christ, he had nothing to do with them, or say unto them, ( Matthew 8:29 ) ; nor the brutes, irrational creatures; for, though the Gospel is to be preached to every creature, yet only to rational ones, ( Mark 16:15 ) , "men", whom God has loved and Christ has redeemed; these are by the Gospel called, and called effectually. There are some men indeed who are only externally called; but there are others who are also called with an holy calling, of which (See Gill on Proverbs 1:24). Some think men of eminence are here meant, as rich men, so Aben Ezra; or men of wisdom and knowledge, such as the Scribes and Pharisees, and learned doctors among the Jews; but it rather seems to design men indefinitely, of whatsoever rank or order, state or condition;

and my voice [is] to the sons of men;
which some interpret of the poor, as Aben Ezra; or those who are more illiterate, or the common people; so that high and low, rich and poor, have the Gospel preached unto them; but the phrase seems to intend the same as before, the same thing is said in different words.

Proverbios 8:4 In-Context

2 La Sabiduría toma su puesto en las encrucijadas,
en la cumbre de la colina, junto al camino.

3 Junto a las puertas de entrada a la ciudad,
en el camino de ingreso, grita con fuerza:

4 «¡A ustedes los llamo, a todos ustedes!
Levanto mi voz a toda persona.

5 Ustedes, ingenuos, usen el buen juicio.
Ustedes, necios, muestren un poco de entendimiento.

6 ¡Escúchenme! Tengo cosas importantes que decirles.
Todo lo que digo es correcto