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Pr 26:1-28.
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Pr 26:1-28.
1. The incongruities of nature illustrate also those of the moral world. The fool's unworthiness is also implied
(Pr 17:7; 19:10).
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2. 对我们而言虽不明显,但 鸟(字面作「麻雀」)与 燕子 的飞翔都有其目的;同样,刑罚性的灾祸不会无故临到任何人。
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2. Though not obvious to us,
the bird--literally, "sparrow"--and
swallow--have an object in their motions, so penal evil falls on none without a reason.
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3. 愚妄人需要刑杖,正如兽类需要鞭子和辔头一样,既必要又相宜。
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3. The rod is as much needed by fools and as well suited to them, as whips and bridles are for beasts.
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4, 5. 不要照——即不要以同样的愚妄表示赞同来回答。
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4, 5. Answer not--that is, approvingly by like folly.
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5. 要照——以责备回答。
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5. Answer--by reproof.
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6. 愚妄人因愚妄而失败,如同肢体残缺一般确定。
喝下损害——即大受其害(Job 15:16; 34:7)。
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6. A fool fails by folly as surely as if he were maimed.
drinketh damage--that is, gets it abundantly
(Job 15:16; 34:7).
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7. 腿……均等——或作「取去腿」,或作「腿……无力」。无论如何,意思都是:如同愚妄人使用箴言或俗话时所表现的那种笨拙(见 导论;Pr 17:7)。
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7. legs . . . equal--or, "take away the legs," or "the legs . . . are weak." In any case the idea is that they are the occasion of an awkwardness, such as the fool shows in using a parable or proverb (see
Introduction;
Pr 17:7).
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8. 绑在甩石机弦上的石头毫无用处;同样,加于愚妄人身上的尊荣也是白费。
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8. A stone, bound in a sling, is useless; so honor, conferred on a fool, is thrown away.
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9. 正如醉汉手中的刺棍一样恼人难驭,箴言于愚妄人也是如此。他误用之的可能与正用相当。
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9. As vexatious and unmanageable as a thorn in a drunkard's hand is a parable to a fool. He will be as apt to misuse is as to use it rightly.
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10. 本节有多种译法(比较 旁注)。更佳或许译为——「祂大大伤害(字面作『击伤』)一切回报之人」,即纵容恶人必使社会受害。
悖逆人——可译作「流浪者」。「神」一字系不当地补入。
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10. Various versions of this are proposed (compare Margin). Better perhaps--"Much He injures (or literally, "wounds") all who reward," &c., that is, society is injured by encouraging evil men.
transgressors--may be rendered "vagrants." The word "God" is improperly supplied.
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11. 回……愚妄——愚妄人虽令他人厌恶,却以自己的愚妄为乐。
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11. returneth . . . folly--Though disgusting to others, the fool delights in his folly.
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12. 自负之人比愚顽人更难教导。
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12. The self-conceited are taught with more difficulty than the stupid.
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13.(比较 Pr 22:13)。
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13. (Compare
Pr 22:13).
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14.(比较 Pr 6:10; 24:33)。
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14. (Compare
Pr 6:10; 24:33).
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15.(参箴19:24)。
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15. (Compare
Pr 19:24).
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16. 思想肤浅者因不知自己的无知而自命不凡。
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16. The thoughtless being ignorant of their ignorance are conceited.
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17. 牵涉——如箴20:19,24:21所用。正如揪住狗耳或放它走都涉及危险,介入他人的争端,无论成败,都白白置名声于险境,毫无益处,反倒可能受害。
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17. meddleth--as in
Pr 20:19; 24:21;
as either holding a dog by the ears or letting him go involves danger, so success in another man's strife or failure involves a useless risk of reputation, does no good, and may do us harm.
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18、19. 这样的人不顾后果。
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18, 19. Such are reckless of results.
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20、21. 传舌的人助长争端(箴16:28),好争闹的人挑起争端。
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20, 21. The talebearers foster
(Pr 16:28),
and the contentious excite, strife.
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22.(比较箴18:8。)
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22. (Compare
Pr 18:8).
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23. 热情的表示不能为虚假赋予价值,如同银漆不能使粗陶增添价值。
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23. Warm professions can no more give value to insincerity than silver coating to rude earthenware.
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24. 假装——虽非此字的常用含义(比较旁注),却可以接受,且更贴合上下文,因这段正是论及虚伪。
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24. dissembleth--though an unusual sense of the word (compare Margin), is allowable, and better suits the context, which sets forth hypocrisy.
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25. 箴26:24的意思在此发挥。
心里七样可憎恶的——即非常多(比较箴24:16)。
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25. Sentiment of
Pr 26:24
carried out.
seven abominations in his heart--that is, very many (compare
Pr 24:16).
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26、27. 诡诈终必被揭露,恶人常因自己的诡计招致报应(比较箴12:13;诗7:16,9:17等)。
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26, 27. Deceit will at last be exposed, and the wicked by their own arts often bring on retribution (compare
Pr 12:13; Ps 7:16; 9:17,
&c.).
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28. 人恨恶他们所伤害的人。
说谎的舌——以「嘴唇」代人(比较箴4:24;诗12:3)。
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28. Men hate those they injure.
A lying tongue--"lips" for the persons (compare
Pr 4:24; Ps 12:3).
Pr 26:1-28.
1. 自然界中不相称的情形,也说明道德界的不相称。愚昧人的不配也隐含其中(Pr 17:7; 19:10)。