Proverbios 15
Nueva Versión Internacional (Castilian)
15 La respuesta amable calma el enojo,
pero la agresiva echa leña al fuego.
2 La lengua de los sabios destila conocimiento;[a]
la boca de los necios escupe necedades.
3 Los ojos del Señor están en todo lugar,
vigilando a los buenos y a los malos.
4 La lengua que brinda alivio[b] es árbol de vida;
la lengua insidiosa deprime el espíritu.
5 El necio desdeña la corrección de su padre;
el que la acepta demuestra prudencia.
6 En la casa del justo hay gran abundancia;
en las ganancias del malvado, grandes problemas.
7 Los labios de los sabios esparcen conocimiento;
el corazón de los necios ni piensa en ello.
8 El Señor aborrece las ofrendas de los malvados,
pero se complace en la oración de los justos.
9 El Señor aborrece el camino de los malvados,
pero ama a quienes siguen la justicia.
10 Para el descarriado, disciplina severa;
para el que aborrece la corrección, la muerte.
11 Si ante el Señor están el sepulcro y la muerte,
¡cuánto más el corazón humano!
12 Al insolente no le gusta que lo corrijan,
ni busca la compañía de los sabios.
13 El corazón alegre se refleja en el rostro,
el corazón dolido deprime el espíritu.
14 El corazón entendido va tras el conocimiento;
la boca de los necios se nutre de tonterías.
15 Para el afligido todos los días son malos;
para el que es feliz todos son de fiesta.
16 Más vale tener poco con temor del Señor
que muchas riquezas con grandes angustias.
17 Más vale comer verduras sazonadas con amor
que un festín de carne[c] sazonada con odio.
18 El que es iracundo provoca contiendas;
el que es paciente las apacigua.
19 El camino del perezoso está plagado de espinas,
pero la senda del justo es como una calzada.
20 El hijo sabio alegra a su padre;
el hijo necio menosprecia a su madre.
21 Al necio le divierte su falta de juicio;
el entendido endereza sus propios pasos.
22 Cuando falta el consejo, fracasan los planes;
cuando abunda el consejo, prosperan.
23 Es muy grato dar la respuesta adecuada,
y más grato aún cuando es oportuna.
24 El sabio sube por el sendero de vida,
para librarse de caer en el sepulcro.
25 El Señor derriba la casa de los soberbios,
pero mantiene intactos los linderos de las viudas.
26 El Señor aborrece los planes de los malvados,
pero se complace en las palabras puras.
27 El ambicioso acarrea mal sobre su familia;
el que aborrece el soborno vivirá.
28 El corazón del justo medita sus respuestas,
pero la boca del malvado rebosa de maldad.
29 El Señor se mantiene lejos de los impíos,
pero escucha las oraciones de los justos.
30 Una mirada radiante alegra el corazón,
y las buenas noticias renuevan las fuerzas.[d]
31 El que atiende a la crítica edificante
habitará entre los sabios.
32 El que rechaza la corrección se desprecia a sí mismo;
el que la atiende gana entendimiento.
33 El temor del Señor imparte sabiduría;
la humildad precede a la honra.
Proverbs 15
Contemporary English Version
The Lord Sees Everything
15 A kind answer
soothes angry feelings,
but harsh words
stir them up.
2 Words of wisdom
come from the wise,
but fools speak foolishness.
3 The Lord sees everything,
whether good or bad.
4 Kind words are good medicine,
but deceitful words
can really hurt.
5 Don't be a fool
and disobey your parents.
Be smart! Accept correction.
6 Good people become wealthy,
but those who are evil
will lose what they have.
7 Words of wisdom
make good sense;
the thoughts of a fool
make no sense at all.
8 The Lord is disgusted
by gifts from the wicked,
but it makes him happy
when his people pray.
9 The Lord is disgusted
with all who do wrong,
but he loves everyone
who does right.
10 If you turn from the right way,
you will be punished;
if you refuse correction,
you will die.
11 If the Lord can see everything
in the world of the dead,
he can see in our hearts.
12 Those who sneer at others
don't like to be corrected,
and they won't ask help
from someone with sense.
13 Happiness makes you smile;
sorrow can crush you.
14 Anyone with good sense
is eager to learn more,
but fools are hungry
for foolishness.
15 The poor have a hard life,
but being content is as good
as an endless feast.
16 It's better to obey the Lord
and have only a little,
than to be very rich
and terribly anxious.
17 A simple meal with love
is better than a feast
where there is hatred.
18 Losing your temper
causes a lot of trouble,
but staying calm
settles arguments.
19 A lazy person refuses
to clear a thorny path,
but everyone who does right
walks on a smooth road.
20 Children with good sense
make their parents happy,
but foolish children
despise them.
21 Stupidity brings happiness
to senseless fools,
but everyone with good sense
follows the straight path.
22 Without good advice
everything goes wrong—
it takes careful planning
for things to go right.
23 Giving the right answer
at the right time
makes everyone happy.
24 All who are wise follow a road
that leads upward to life
and away from death.
25 The Lord destroys the homes
of those who are proud,
but he protects the property
of widows.
26 The Lord hates evil thoughts,
but kind words please him.
27 Being greedy causes trouble
for your family,
but you protect yourself
by refusing bribes.
28 Good people think
before they answer,
but the wicked speak evil
without ever thinking.
29 The Lord never even hears
the prayers of the wicked,
but he answers the prayers
of all who obey him.
30 A friendly smile
makes you happy,
and good news
makes you feel strong.
31 Healthy correction is good,
and if you accept it,
you will be wise.
32 You hurt only yourself
by rejecting instruction,
but it makes good sense
to accept it.
33 Showing respect to the Lord
will make you wise,
and being humble
will bring honor to you.
Proverbs 15
New International Version
5 A fool spurns a parent’s discipline,
but whoever heeds correction shows prudence.(K)
6 The house of the righteous contains great treasure,(L)
but the income of the wicked brings ruin.(M)
7 The lips of the wise spread knowledge,(N)
but the hearts of fools are not upright.
10 Stern discipline awaits anyone who leaves the path;
the one who hates correction will die.(T)
12 Mockers resent correction,(W)
so they avoid the wise.
14 The discerning heart seeks knowledge,(Z)
but the mouth of a fool feeds on folly.
15 All the days of the oppressed are wretched,
but the cheerful heart has a continual feast.(AA)
16 Better a little with the fear of the Lord
than great wealth with turmoil.(AB)
17 Better a small serving of vegetables with love
than a fattened calf with hatred.(AC)
19 The way of the sluggard is blocked with thorns,(AF)
but the path of the upright is a highway.
20 A wise son brings joy to his father,(AG)
but a foolish man despises his mother.
21 Folly brings joy to one who has no sense,(AH)
but whoever has understanding keeps a straight course.
24 The path of life leads upward for the prudent
to keep them from going down to the realm of the dead.
25 The Lord tears down the house of the proud,(AN)
but he sets the widow’s boundary stones in place.(AO)
26 The Lord detests the thoughts(AP) of the wicked,(AQ)
but gracious words are pure(AR) in his sight.
27 The greedy bring ruin to their households,
but the one who hates bribes will live.(AS)
29 The Lord is far from the wicked,
but he hears the prayer of the righteous.(AV)
30 Light in a messenger’s eyes brings joy to the heart,
and good news gives health to the bones.(AW)
31 Whoever heeds life-giving correction
will be at home among the wise.(AX)
Footnotes
- Proverbs 15:11 Hebrew Abaddon
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