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Proverbios 21:19

Listen to Proverbios 21:19
19 Mejor es morar en tierra del desierto, Que con la mujer rencillosa Ă© iracunda.

Proverbios 21:19 Meaning and Commentary

Proverbs 21:19

[It is] better to dwell in the wilderness
Where persons live without shelter, and are not only exposed to storms and tempests, but to beasts of prey; where is want of the necessaries of life, and no society; where no "speech" is, as the word F5 for wilderness may signify; yet it is better to dwell in such a place, where no human voice is heard, than with a contentious and an angry woman;
that is always brawling and scolding, ever in a quarrelsome and angry disposition, and provoking to anger all about her; (See Gill on Proverbs 21:9). In a mystical sense, it is better to be with the church in the wilderness, ( Revelation 12:14 ) ; than with the furious, bloodthirsty, and persecuting church of Rome, in all its worldly glory and splendour.


FOOTNOTES:

F5 (rbdm) "a" (rbd) "loqui".
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Proverbios 21:19 In-Context

17 Hombre necesitado será el que ama el deleite: Y el que ama el vino y ungüentos no enriquecerá.
18 El rescate del justo es el impĂ­o, Y por los rectos el prevaricador.
19 Mejor es morar en tierra del desierto, Que con la mujer rencillosa Ă© iracunda.
20 Tesoro codiciable y pingüe hay en la casa del sabio; Mas el hombre insensato lo disipará.
21 El que sigue la justicia y la misericordia, Hallará la vida, la justicia, y la honra.
The Reina-Valera Antigua (1602) is in the public domain.

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