Provérbios 25
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1 Also these be the Parables of Solomon, which the men of Hezekiah, king of Judah, translated.
1 Ainda alguns provérbios de Salomão, recolhidos pelos homens de Ezequias, rei de Judá.
2 The glory of God is to cover a word; and the glory of kings is to seek out a word. (The glory of God be those things which he hath hidden; and the glory of kings \+em is\+em* to search them out.)
2 A glória de Deus é ocultar uma coisa; a glória dos reis é esquadrinhá-la.
3 Heaven above, and the earth beneath, and the heart of kings is unsearchable. (The heavens be above, and the earth is beneath, and a king’s heart\+em is\+em* unsearchable.)
3 A altura dos céus, a profundeza da terra são impenetráveis, bem como o coração dos reis.
4 Do thou away rust from silver, and a full clean vessel shall go out.
4 Tira as escórias da prata e terás um vaso para o ourives;
5 Do thou away unpiety from the cheer of the king (or Take thou away wicked persons from before the king), and his throne shall be made steadfast by rightfulness.
5 afasta o mau de presença do rei e seu trono se firmará na justiça.
6 Appear thou not glorious before the king, and stand thou not in the place of great men.
6 Não te faças de pretensioso diante do rei, não te ponhas no lugar dos grandes.
7 For it is better, that it be said to thee, Ascend thou hither (or Come thou up here), than that thou be made low before the prince.
7 É melhor que te digam: Sobe aqui!, do que seres humilhado diante de um personagem. O que teus olhos viram,
8 Bring thou not forth soon those things in strife, which thine eyes saw; lest afterward thou mayest not amend, when thou hast made thy friend unhonest. (Bring thou not soon forth those things in strife, \+em or an argument\+em*, which thine eyes saw; lest afterward thou cannot correct it, when thou hast dishonoured thy friend.)
8 não o descubras com precipitação numa contenda, pois, no final das contas, que farás tu quando o outro te houver confundido?
9 Treat thy cause with thy friend, and show thou not (a) private (matter) to a strange man;
9 Trata teu negócio com teu próximo de maneira a não revelar o segredo de outro,
10 lest peradventure he have joy of thy fall (or lest perhaps he have joy over thy fall), when he hath heard (of it), and cease not to do shame to thee.
10 para que não sejas repreendido por aquele que o ouviu nem incorras em descrédito irreparável.
11 (As) A golden pommel in beds of silver is he, that speaketh a word in his time. (Like a golden apple in beds of silver, \+em is\+em* a word spoken at its proper time.)
11 Maçãs de ouro sobre prata gravada: tais são as palavras oportunas.
12 (As) A golden earring, and a shining pearl is he, that reproveth a wise man, and an ear obeying. (Like a golden earring, and a shining pearl, \+em is\+em* a wise person who rebuketh someone with an obedient ear.)
12 Anel de ouro, jóia de ouro fino: tal é o sábio que admoesta um ouvido atento.
13 As the cold of snow in the day of harvest, so a faithful messenger to him that sent him, maketh his soul to have rest. (Like the cold of snow on the day of harvest, \+em is\+em* a faithful messenger to him who sent him, for he maketh his soul to have rest.)
13 Frescor de neve no tempo da colheita, tal é um mensageiro fiel para quem o envia: ele restaura a alma de seu senhor.
14 (As) A cloud and wind, and (then) rain not following, is a glorious man, and not [ful] filling promises. (Like a cloud and wind, but then rain not following, \+em is\+em* a honourable person who fulfilleth not his promises.)
14 Nuvens e vento sem chuva: tal é o homem que se gaba falsamente de dar.
15 A prince shall be made soft by patience; and a soft tongue shall break hardness.
15 Pela paciência o juiz se deixa aplacar: a língua que fala com brandura pode quebrantar ossos.
16 Thou hast found honey, eat thou (only) that that sufficeth to thee; lest peradventure thou be (over-)filled, and spew it out.
16 Achaste mel? Come o que for suficiente: se comeres demais, tu o vomitarás.
17 Withdraw thy foot from the house of thy neighbour; lest sometime he be filled (of thee), that is, annoyed \+sls (by thee)\+sls*, and hate thee.
17 Põe raramente o pé na casa do vizinho: enfastiado de ti, ele te viria a aborrecer.
18 (Like) A dart, and a sword, and a sharp arrow, (\+em is\+em*) a man that speaketh false witnessing against his neighbour.
18 Clava, espada, flecha penetrante: tal é o que usa de falso testemunho contra seu próximo.
19 (As) A rotten tooth, and a faint foot is he, that hopeth on an unfaithful man in the day of anguish, (Like a rotten tooth, and a faint foot, \+em is\+em* he, who hopeth on, \+em or trusteth in\+em*, an unfaithful person on his day of anguish.)
19 Dente arruinado, pé que resvala: tal é a confiança de um pérfido no dia da desventura.
20 and loseth his mantle in the day of cold. Vinegar in a vessel of salt is he, that singeth songs to the worst heart. As a moth harmeth a cloth, and a worm harmeth a tree, so the sorrow of a man harmeth the heart. (Like him who taketh away a mantle on a cold day, and like vinegar in a vessel of salt, \+em is\+em* he who singeth songs to an aggrieved heart. Like a moth \+em harmeth\+em* a cloak, and a worm \+em harmeth\+em* a tree, so a person’s sorrow \+em harmeth\+em* his heart.)
20 Tirar a capa num dia de frio, derramar vinagre numa ferida: isso faz aquele que canta canções a um coração atribulado.
21 If thine enemy hungereth, feed thou him; if he thirsteth, give thou him water to drink;
21 Tem o teu inimigo fome? Dá-lhe de comer. Tem sede? Dá-lhe de beber:
22 for thou shalt gather together coals on his head; and the Lord shall yield to thee. (for thou shalt gather together coals upon his head; and the Lord shall reward thee.)
22 assim amontoarás brasas ardentes sobre sua cabeça e o Senhor te recompensará.
23 The north wind scattereth abroad rains; and a sorrowful face destroyeth a tongue backbiting. (Like the north wind scattereth rains abroad; so an angry look \+em destroyeth\+em* a backbiting tongue.)
23 O vento norte traz chuva e a língua detratora anuvia os semblantes.
24 It is better to sit in the corner of an house without [a] roof, than with a woman full of chiding, and in a common house. (It is better to sit in the corner of a house without a roof, than \+em to be\+em* with a woman full of arguments, \+em or of bickering\+em*, in a house together.)
24 É melhor habitar um canto do terraço do que viver com uma mulher impertinente.
25 Cold water to a thirsty man; and a good messenger from a far land. (Like cold water to a thirsty man, \+em is\+em* good news from a far land.)
25 Água fresca para uma garganta sedenta: tal é uma boa nova vinda de terra longínqua.
26 (As) A well disturbed with foot, and a vein broken, (\+em is\+em*) a just man falling before a wicked man. (Like a well disturbed with a foot, and a broken fountain, \+em is\+em* the righteous falling before the wicked.)
26 Fonte turva e manancial contaminado: tal é o justo que cede diante do ímpio.
27 As it is not good to him that eateth much honey; so he that is a searcher of majesty, shall be put down from glory. (Like it is not good for him who eateth too much honey; so he who seeketh \+em his own\+em* glory, shall be brought down from his place of honour.)
27 Comer mel em demasia não é bom: usa de moderação nas palavras elogiosas.
28 As a city open, and without compass of walls; so is a man that may not refrain his spirit in speaking. (Like a city that is open, and without any walls surrounding it, \+em is\+em* a man who cannot refrain his own spirit from speaking.)
28 Como uma cidade desmantelada, sem muralhas: tal é o homem que não é senhor de si.
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