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Proverbi 18:7

Listen to Proverbi 18:7
7 La bocca dello stolto è la sua rovina, e le sue labbra sono un laccio per l’anima sua.

Proverbi 18:7 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 18:7

A fool's mouth [is] his destruction
The cause of it; for his contentions, and quarrels, and evil speaking, lawsuits are commenced against him, which bring ruin upon himself and his family now; as well as for his idle and wicked words he will be condemned hereafter, ( Matthew 12:35 ) ; there is a world of iniquity in the mouth and tongue of a wicked man, which bring destruction upon himself and others, ( James 3:6 James 3:8 ) ; and his lips [are] the snare of his soul;
from speaking in his own defence, he says things which should not be said, and by which he is entangled yet more and more; he is caught by his own words and condemned by them; or his loquacity, in which he delights, is a snare unto him to say things which neither become him, nor are for his advantage, but the contrary; see ( Proverbs 12:13 ) .

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Proverbi 18:7 In-Context

5 Non è bene aver per l’empio de’ riguardi personali, per far torto al giusto nel giudizio.
6 Le labbra dello stolto menano alle liti, e la sua bocca chiama le percosse.
7 La bocca dello stolto è la sua rovina, e le sue labbra sono un laccio per l’anima sua.
8 Le parole del maldicente son come ghiottonerie, e penetrano fino nell’intimo delle viscere.
9 Anche colui ch’è infingardo nel suo lavoro è fratello del dissipatore.
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