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Provérbios 20:2

Listen to Provérbios 20:2
2 O medo que o rei provoca é como o do rugido de um leão;quem o irrita põe em risco a própria vida.

Provérbios 20:2 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 20:2

The fear of a king [is] as the roaring of a lion
The wrath and displeasure of a king, which causes fear; see ( Proverbs 19:12 ) ; kings should be terrors to evil works and workers, though not to good ones, ( Romans 13:3 ) . This is true of the King of kings, who one day will be terrible to the drunkards, the mockers, and murderers of his people, before spoken of; [whoso] provoketh him to anger sinneth [against] his own soul;
he exposes his life to danger: the Targum supplies it as we do. It may be rendered, his "soul sinneth" F1; he is guilty of sin, as well as is in danger of punishment; see ( Proverbs 8:36 ) .


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Provérbios 20:2 In-Context

1 O vinho é zombador e a bebida fermentada provoca brigas;não é sábio deixar-se dominar por eles.
2 O medo que o rei provoca é como o do rugido de um leão;quem o irrita põe em risco a própria vida.
3 É uma honra dar fim a contendas,mas todos os insensatos envolvem-se nelas.
4 O preguiçoso não ara a terra na estação própria;mas na época da colheita procura, e não acha nada.
5 Os propósitos do coração do homem são águas profundas,mas quem tem discernimento os traz à tona.
Biblia Sagrada, Nova Versão Internacional®, NVI® Copyright © 1993, 2000 by Biblica, Inc.™ Used by permission. All rights reserved worldwide.

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