Eclesiastés 10:10

10 Si el hacha pierde su filo,y no se vuelve a afilar,hay que golpear con más fuerza.El éxito radica en la acciónsabia y bien ejecutada.

Eclesiastés 10:10 Meaning and Commentary

Ecclesiastes 10:10

If the iron be blunt
With which a man cleaves wood: the axe, made of iron: and he do not whet the edge;
with some proper instrument to make it sharper, that it may cut the more easily; then must he put to more strength;
he must give a greater blow, strike the harder, and use more force; and yet it may not be sufficient, or; it may be to no purpose, and he himself may be in the greatest danger of being hurt; as such are who push things with all their might and main, without judgment and discretion; but wisdom [is] profitable to direct;
this is the "excellency" of wisdom, that it puts a man in the right way of doing things, and of doing them right; it directs him to take the best methods, and pursue the best ways and means of doing things, both for his own good and the good of others; and so it is better than strength, ( Ecclesiastes 9:16 Ecclesiastes 9:18 ) .

Eclesiastés 10:10 In-Context

8 El que cava la fosa,en ella se cae.Al que abre brecha en el muro,la serpiente lo muerde.

9 El que pica piedra,con las piedras se hiere.El que corta leña,con los leños se lastima.

10 Si el hacha pierde su filo,y no se vuelve a afilar,hay que golpear con más fuerza.El éxito radica en la acciónsabia y bien ejecutada.

11 Si la serpiente muerde antes de ser encantada,no hay ganancia para el encantador.

12 Las palabras del sabio son placenteras,pero los labios del necio son su ruina;