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16 There are six things the Lord hates—
    no, seven things he detests:

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What the Lord Hates

16 The Lord hates six things;
in fact, seven are detestable to him:

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19 a false witness who pours out lies,
    a person who sows discord in a family.

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19 a lying witness who gives false testimony,(A)
and one who stirs up trouble among brothers.(B)

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12 Hatred stirs up quarrels,
    but love makes up for all offenses.

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12 Hatred stirs up conflicts,
but love covers all offenses.(A)

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With their words, the godless destroy their friends,
    but knowledge will rescue the righteous.

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With his mouth the ungodly destroys his neighbor,
but through knowledge the righteous are rescued.

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12 It is foolish to belittle one’s neighbor;
    a sensible person keeps quiet.

13 A gossip goes around telling secrets,
    but those who are trustworthy can keep a confidence.

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12 Whoever shows contempt for his neighbor lacks sense,
but a person with understanding keeps silent.(A)

13 A gossip goes around revealing a secret,
but a trustworthy person keeps a confidence.(B)

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27 Scoundrels create trouble;
    their words are a destructive blaze.

28 A troublemaker plants seeds of strife;
    gossip separates the best of friends.

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27 A worthless person digs up evil,
and his speech is like a scorching fire.(A)

28 A contrary person spreads conflict,
and a gossip separates close friends.(B)

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Wrongdoers eagerly listen to gossip;
    liars pay close attention to slander.

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A wicked person listens to malicious talk;[a]
a liar pays attention to a destructive tongue.

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Notas al pie

  1. 17:4 Lit to lips of iniquity

Love prospers when a fault is forgiven,
    but dwelling on it separates close friends.

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Whoever conceals an offense promotes love,(A)
but whoever gossips about it separates friends.(B)

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Rumors are dainty morsels
    that sink deep into one’s heart.

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A gossip’s words are like choice food
that goes down to one’s innermost being.[a](A)

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Notas al pie

  1. 18:8 Lit to the chambers of the belly

19 A gossip goes around telling secrets,
    so don’t hang around with chatterers.

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19 The one who reveals secrets is a constant gossip;(A)
avoid someone with a big mouth.(B)

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When arguing with your neighbor,
    don’t betray another person’s secret.
10 Others may accuse you of gossip,
    and you will never regain your good reputation.

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Make your case with your opponent
without revealing another’s secret;(A)
10 otherwise, the one who hears will disgrace you,
and you’ll never live it down.[a]

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Notas al pie

  1. 25:10 Lit and your evil report will not turn back

23 As surely as a north wind brings rain,
    so a gossiping tongue causes anger!

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23 The north wind produces rain,
and a backbiting tongue, angry looks.

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20 Fire goes out without wood,
    and quarrels disappear when gossip stops.

21 A quarrelsome person starts fights
    as easily as hot embers light charcoal or fire lights wood.

22 Rumors are dainty morsels
    that sink deep into one’s heart.

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20 Without wood, fire goes out;
without a gossip, conflict dies down.(A)
21 As charcoal for embers and wood for fire,
so is a quarrelsome person for kindling strife.(B)
22 A gossip’s words are like choice food
that goes down to one’s innermost being.[a](C)

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Notas al pie

  1. 26:22 Lit to the chambers of the belly