Proverbios 11:29

29 El que perturba su casa no hereda más que el viento,y el necio termina sirviendo al sabio.

Proverbios 11:29 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 11:29

He that troubleth his own house
His family, his wife, and children, and servants; by being bitter to the one, and by provoking the others to wrath, and continually giving out menacing words to the rest; or through idleness, not providing for his family; or through an over worldly spirit, pushing on business, and hurrying it on beyond measure; or through a niggardly and avaricious temper, withholding meat and drink, and clothes convenient for them; see ( Proverbs 15:27 ) ; or through profuseness and prodigality. Such an one shall inherit the wind;
nothing but vanity and emptiness; he shall come to nothing, and get nothing; and what he does, be shall not keep, and on which he cannot live; and the fool [shall be] servant to the wise of heart;
he who has both got and lost his substance in a foolish way shall be so reduced as to become a servant to him who has pursued wise measures, both in getting and keeping what he has; and to whom perhaps the fool formerly stood in the relation of a master. Such a change will be with respect to antichrist and the saints, ( Daniel 7:25-27 ) .

Proverbios 11:29 In-Context

27 El que madruga para el bien, halla buena voluntad;el que anda tras el mal, por el mal será alcanzado.
28 El que confía en sus riquezas se marchita,pero el justo se renueva como el follaje.
29 El que perturba su casa no hereda más que el viento,y el necio termina sirviendo al sabio.
30 El fruto de la justicia es árbol de vida,pero el que arrebata vidas es violento.
31 Si los justos reciben su pago aquí en la tierra,¡cuánto más los impíos y los pecadores!
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