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Proverbios 7:6-23

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6 Mientras estaba junto a la ventana de mi casa,
mirando a trav茅s de la cortina,
7 vi a unos muchachos ingenuos;
a uno en particular que le faltaba sentido com煤n.
8 Cruzaba la calle cercana a la casa de una mujer inmoral
y se paseaba frente a su casa.
9 Era la hora del crep煤sculo, al anochecer,
mientras ca铆a la densa oscuridad.
10 La mujer se le acerc贸,
vestida de manera seductora y con coraz贸n astuto.
11 Era rebelde y descarada,
de esas que nunca est谩n conformes con quedarse en casa.
12 Suele frecuentar las calles y los mercados,
ofreci茅ndose en cada esquina.
13 Lo rode贸 con sus brazos y lo bes贸,
y mir谩ndolo con descaro le dijo:
14 芦Acabo de hacer mis ofrendas de paz
y de cumplir mis votos.
15 隆T煤 eres precisamente al que estaba buscando!
隆Sal铆 a encontrarte y aqu铆 est谩s!
16 Mi cama est谩 tendida con hermosas colchas,
con coloridas s谩banas de lino egipcio.
17 La he perfumado
con mirra, 谩loes y canela.
18 Ven, bebamos sin medida la copa del amor hasta el amanecer.
Disfrutemos de nuestras caricias,
19 ahora que mi esposo no est谩 en casa.
Se fue de viaje por mucho tiempo.
20 Se llev贸 la cartera llena de dinero
y no regresar谩 hasta fin de mes禄.
21 Y as铆 lo sedujo con sus dulces palabras
y lo engatus贸 con sus halagos.
22 脡l la sigui贸 de inmediato,
como un buey que va al matadero.
Era como un ciervo que cay贸 en la trampa,
23 en espera de la flecha que le atravesar铆a el coraz贸n.
Era como un ave que vuela directo a la red,
sin saber que le costar谩 la vida.

Proverbios 7:6-23 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO PROVERBS 7

The sum of this chapter is to exhort men to attend to the doctrines and precepts of Wisdom, in order to avoid the adulterous woman; the exhortation to keep them with care, affection, and delight, in order to answer the end, is in Pr 7:1-5. A story is told, of Solomon's own knowledge, of a young man ensnared and ruined by a lewd woman; it begins Pr 7:6. The young man is described as foolish, and as throwing himself in the way of temptation, Pr 7:7-9; the harlot that met him is described by her attire, her subtlety, her voice, her inconstancy, her impudence, and pretensions to piety, Pr 7:10-14. The arguments she made use of to prevail upon him to go with her are taken partly from the elegance of her bed, the softness of it, and its sweet perfume, and satiety of love to be enjoyed in it, Pr 7:15-18; and partly from the absence of her husband, who was gone a long journey, and had made provision for it for a certain time, Pr 7:19,20. By which arguments she prevailed upon him to his utter ruin: which is illustrated by the similes of an ox going to the slaughter, a fool to the stocks, and a bird to the snare, Pr 7:21-23. And the chapter is concluded with an exhortation to hearken to the words of Wisdom, and to avoid the ways and paths of the harlot, by which many and mighty persons have been ruined; they being the direct road to hell and death, Pr 7:24-27.

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