Añadir traducción en paralelo Imprimir Opciones de la página

15 The wealth of the rich is their powerful fortress;
    the poverty of the poor reduces them to rubble.

Read full chapter

20 The poor are hated even by their own neighbors,
    but the rich are loved by many friends.

Read full chapter

23 The poor plead for help,
    but the rich respond harshly.

Read full chapter

19 Better to be poor and live with integrity
    than a fool with a foul mouth.

Read full chapter

Wealth attracts many friends,
    but the poor are soon separated from theirs.

Read full chapter

If a poor man is hated by his relatives,
    it is even more likely his friends will avoid him too!
Anyone who is calling after them
    [is not to be found].[a]

Read full chapter

Notas al pie

  1. 19:7 Meaning of the Hebrew is uncertain.

17 Whoever cares for the poor makes a loan to the Eternal;
    such kindness will be repaid in full and with interest.

Read full chapter

22 Loyalty is a trait admired in others,
    and being destitute is better than being a liar.

Read full chapter

13 If you ignore the groans of the poor,
    one day your own cries for help will go unanswered.

Read full chapter

Rich and poor have something in common:
    both are created by the Eternal.

Read full chapter

The rich lord it over the poor,
    and the borrower is the slave to the lender.

Read full chapter

16 If you take advantage of the poor or coddle the rich to get ahead,
    you will end up destitute.

Read full chapter

22 Do not cheat poor people just because they are vulnerable
    or use shady tactics in court to crush those already suffering;
23 For the Eternal is ready to take their case,
    and He ruins anyone who is out to ruin them.

Read full chapter

A poor person who oppresses others who are poor
    is like a driving rain that destroys the crops and leaves no food.

Read full chapter

It is better to be a pauper walking in integrity
    than a dishonest man, even if he is rich.

Read full chapter

The just get involved with the poor and know their issues,
    but the wicked cannot comprehend such concerns.

Read full chapter

13 A poor man and his oppressor have this in common:
    the Eternal created them and provides both with light and life.

Read full chapter

14 The king who is fair in his treatment of the poor
    will see his dynasty continue forever.

Read full chapter

20 She reaches out to the poor
    and extends mercy to those in need.

Read full chapter

Recomendaciones de BibleGateway