Lectionary Calendar
Tuesday, December 3rd, 2024
the First Week of Advent
the First Week of Advent
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Bible Commentaries
Darby's Synopsis of the New Testament Darby's Synopsis
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Darby, John. "Commentary on Proverbs 11". "John Darby's Synopsis of the New Testament". https://www.studylight.org/commentaries/eng/dsn/proverbs-11.html. 1857-67.
Darby, John. "Commentary on Proverbs 11". "John Darby's Synopsis of the New Testament". https://www.studylight.org/
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Introduction
1:2 instruction; (i-5) 'Wisdom' here and in ver. 7 is chokmah . 'Instruction' means also, 'correction,' 'warning,' 'discipline,' Job 36:10 .
Verse 1
11:1 just (p-11) Or 'perfect.' lit. 'whole,' 'full.'
Verse 2
11:2 lowly (a-10) Or 'modest.' see 'humbly,' Micah 6:8 .
Verse 3
11:3 unfaithful (b-13) Or 'treacherous,' as ver. 6. see ch. 2.22.
Verse 9
11:9 hypocrite (c-5) Or 'an impious man.' neighbour; (d-8) Or 'friend,' as often. so ver. 12.
Verse 12
11:12 heart; (e-9) Or 'sense.'
Verse 14
11:14 safety. (f-16) Or 'victory;' and so ch. 21.31; 24.6.
Verse 15
11:15 another; (g-10) Or 'a stranger.' see Note, chs. 5.10; 27.2. suretyship (h-15) Lit. 'those that strike [hands].'
Verse 16
11:16 gracious (i-2) Or 'graceful.'
Verse 17
11:17 soul; (k-9) Or 'The kind man doeth good to himself.'
Verse 18
11:18 work; (l-6) Or 'a work that deceiveth him.'
Verse 19
11:19 righteousness (m-2) Or 'true righteousness.'
Verse 21
11:21 hand! (n-3) Or 'Certainly,' as in ch. 16.5.
Verse 25
11:25 soul (o-3) Lit. 'The blessing soul.'
Verse 30
11:30 souls. (a-15) Or 'he that winneth souls is wise.' All the adjectives in vers. 29-31 are in the singular. In general this is denoted by the addition of '[man].'