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On divine providence

14 Whoever fears the Lord
will accept instruction;
    those who rise early
    will find approval.
15 Whoever seeks the Law
will be filled with it,
    but the hypocrite will stumble over it.
16 Those who fear the Lord
will discover his decree,
    and they will kindle righteous deeds
    like a lamp.
17 Sinful people turn away from correction;
    they will look for a judgment
    that suits them.

18 A well-advised person
won’t overlook an intelligent thought;
    the stranger and the arrogant
    won’t cower out of fear.
19 Do nothing without deliberation,
    and when you have acted,
    don’t feel regret.
20 Don’t walk on a hazardous path,
    and don’t stumble on stony ground.[a]
21 Don’t trust an unexplored road,
22     and be on guard
    concerning your children.[b]
23 Trust yourself[c] in every action,
    because this also means
    keeping the commandments.

24 Whoever has faith in the Law
pays attention to the commandments;
    whoever trusts the Lord
    won’t suffer loss.

33 Those who fear the Lord
won’t encounter evil,
    but when they are tested
    they will be delivered again and again.
Wise people won’t hate the Law,
    but those who are hypocrites about it
    are like a boat in a storm.
Sensible people will trust the Lord’s word;[d]
    for them, the Law is as trustworthy
    as divine oracles.

Prepare your speech,
and then you will be heard;
    draw upon your training,
    and give an answer.
The emotions of the foolish
are like a wagon wheel,
    and their arguments are like
    a turning axle.
A friend who mocks is like a stallion
    that whinnies underneath
    anyone who rides him.

Notas al pie

  1. Sirach 32:20 Heb don’t stumble twice on an obstacle
  2. Sirach 32:22 Heb Be careful of your paths
  3. Sirach 32:23 Heb be careful of yourself
  4. Sirach 33:3 LXX lacks the Lord’s.

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