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Proverbi 13:22

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22 L’uomo buono lascia una eredità ai figli de’ suoi figli, ma la ricchezza del peccatore è riserbata al giusto.

Proverbi 13:22 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 13:22

A good [man] leaveth an inheritance to his children's
children
He not only has a sufficiency for the present support of himself and family; but is so prospered and succeeded, as to leave an inheritance after him; and which is continued to and enjoyed, not only by his immediate offspring, but theirs also; for being got honestly, it wears well; see ( Proverbs 13:11 ) ; and the wealth of the sinner [is] laid up for the just;
the riches which wicked men get are laid up in the purposes of God for good men; and in his providence they are translated from the one to the other: so the riches of the Egyptians were designed for the Israelites, and by the providence of God were put into their hands; see ( Job 27:16 Job 27:17 ) ( Proverbs 28:8 ) ( Ecclesiastes 2:26 ) .

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Proverbi 13:22 In-Context

20 Chi va coi savi diventa savio, ma il compagno degl’insensati diventa cattivo.
21 Il male perseguita i peccatori ma il giusto è ricompensato col bene.
22 L’uomo buono lascia una eredità ai figli de’ suoi figli, ma la ricchezza del peccatore è riserbata al giusto.
23 Il campo lavorato dal povero dà cibo in abbondanza, ma v’è chi perisce per mancanza di equità.
24 Chi risparmia la verga odia il suo figliuolo, ma chi l’ama, lo corregge per tempo.
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