圣言拾穗 箴言Proverbs 19:1-3
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箴 言 19:1-3 Proverbs 19: 1-3
1 行 为 纯 正 的 贫 穷 人 胜 过 乖 谬 愚 妄 的 富 足 人 。
2 心 无 知 识 的 , 乃 为 不 善 ; 脚 步 急 快 的 , 难 免 犯 罪 。
3 人 的 愚 昧 倾 败 他 的 道 ; 他 的 心 也 抱 怨 耶 和 华 。
1 行 為 純 正 的 貧 窮 人 勝 過 乖 謬 愚 妄 的 富 足 人 。
2 心 無 知 識 的 , 乃 為 不 善 ; 腳 步 急 快 的 , 難 免 犯 罪 。
3 人 的 愚 昧 傾 敗 他 的 道 ; 他 的 心 也 抱 怨 耶 和 華 。
1 Better the poor whose walk is blameless than a fool whose lips are perverse.
2 Desire without knowledge is not good— how much more will hasty feet miss the way!
3 A person’s own folly leads to their ruin, yet their heart rages against the Lord.
拾 穗 Inspiration
知識(也就是指認識神;就如箴言書經常教導的)是真正的財富
人人說“無知即惡”,人若無知,就如同飄搖不定的小船一樣,危險而沒有方向。這句話與下半節緊密相關,即無知的人不經深思熟慮,就魯莽地處理每件事。
無知和匆促是出錯甚至犯罪的普遍原因。
Knowledge (that is, knowing God; as often taught in the Proverbs) is true wealth.
Everyone says that "ignorance is evil." If a person is ignorant, it is like a swaying boat, dangerous and without direction. This sentence is closely related to the second half, that is, ignorant people deal with everything recklessly without careful consideration.
Ignorance and haste are common causes of mistakes and even crimes.
“The soul without knowledge is not good.” This will appear if we consider three things.
1.That an ignorant soul is exceedingly confined. The mind cannot range beyond what it knows. The more limited its information, the narrower is the scene of its activities. The man of enlarged scientific information has a range over vast continents, whereas the ignorant man is confined within the cell of his senses. Our souls get scope by exploring the unknown. “Knowledge,” says Shakespeare, “is the wing on which we fly to heaven.”
2. That an ignorant soul is exceedingly benighted. Knowledge is light. The accession of every true idea is a planting of a new star in the mental heavens. The more knowledge, the brighter will sparkle the sky of your being.
3. That an ignorant soul is exceedingly feeble. Exercise and food are as essential to the power of the mind as they are to the power of the body. Knowledge is at once the incentive to exercise it and the aliment to strengthen. Of what good are limbs without the power of exercise; what good are eyes without light?