MicFood Blog Proverbs 14 Part-2 Even in Laughter the Heart May Sorrow #Wise Sayings of Solomon

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Michael's FoodSaturday, 8 February 2014

Proverbs chapter 14.

Summary: The upright person finds favour with God and men. Emotional feelings like sorrow

and joy is felt by the individual alone. Greatness of estate of the wicked will reduce, whereas

estate of the righteous will steadily increase. ertain activities are deemed norm and

acceptable by men, but is sin to God. The good and righteous person is positively rewarded

and blessed by God. !e must avoid being "simple", easily believing everything we hear. The

prudent will investigate and study every detail before making decision. !e need to control

anger, and avoid making hasty, wrong decisions, and wrong actions which are later regretted.The prudent is glorified for his knowledge. Even the bad guys respect and honour the good

and righteous person due to his good deeds.

Proverbs chapter 14 (part 2) - Even in laughter the heart

may sorro !"ise sayings o# $olomon

9 Fools mock at sin,9

But among the upright there isfavor. (Proverbs 14:9) (!"#)

9 $o% scorns the &icke%,'%9

but the upright eno* his favor. (Proverbs 14:9) (+#)

9 Fools mock at making amen%s for sin,9

but goo%&ill is foun% among the upright. (Proverbs 14:9)

(-#)

Favour - They find favour both with God and men.

The foolish and the wicked are so hardened in sinful habits and sinful

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*n merrymaking, partying and clubbing, there is plenty of laughter and

seemingly happiness. *n wine, women and song, there is plenty of

laughter and seemingly happiness. *f there is true sorrow in the heart,

all the happiness during partying, during drinking, etc. is just

temporary.

When the alcohol in blood is diminished, the original sorrow or grief still

remains. When the music and the party ends, the sorrow and grief will

be back. All the worldly entertainment can only bring temporary

happiness.

$or true joy, we should lie in the Spirit, for the fruit of the Spirit is

loe, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness,

gentleness, and self)control, as per !alatians +()-a. *n !od alone,

can we find true and eerlasting joy. iing our life in the principles of

wisdom and ways of righteousness will bring us more joy than the

worldly entertainment, and substance abuse /alcohol, ecstasy, etc.0.

(Proverbs

14:14) (NKJV)

In heart - He who departs from God inwardly. Filled - With the fruit of his ways, the

punishment of his sins. Satisfied - From the pious temper of his own heart, which cleaves to

the Lord, he shall receive unspeakale comfort.

13 ven in laughter the heart ma* sorro&,

0n% the en% of mirth may begrief. (Proverbs 14:13) (!"#)

13 ven in laughter the heart is sa%,

an% the en% of o* is grief. (Proverbs 14:13) (+#)

13 ven in laughter the heart ma* ache,

an% reoicing ma* en% in grief. (Proverbs 14:13) (-#)

In lau!hter - "he outward si!ns of #oy are often mi$ed with real sorrow.

14 /he backsli%er in heart &ill be fille% &ith his o&n &a*s,

But a goo% man will be satisfiedfrom above.'a

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(Proverbs

14:14) (+#)

The backslider in heart has tuned his heart away from God. Backslider could be a faithful believer

who has somehow, for some reasons e.g. temptation or grievance, turned away from God. Anyway,

the backslider, the perverse and the faithless are similar in one manner, they are all not living a

righteous life. They are living in ways that are contrary to God's commands. They will be negatively

rewarded due to their sins and wrongdoings in their lives.

On the contrary, the good and righteous man, is living a life full of good deeds, in obedience to God,

is concerned about heavenlyspiritual matters, and will be rewarded and blessed by God. !e will be

positively rewarded for his righteous and godly ways, and his good deeds.

The simple " A foolish man. #ooketh " !e orders his dealings in the world with due

circumspection, not considering so much what other men say as what he ought to do.

14 0 perverse man &ill be fille% &ith the fruit of his &a*s,

an% a goo% man &ith the fruit of his %ee%s.'f

14 /he faithless &ill be full* repai% for their &a*s,

an% the goo% re&ar%e% for theirs. (Proverbs 14:14) (-#)

1 /he simple believes ever* &or%,

But the pru%ent consi%ers &ell his steps.

15 0 &ise manfears an% %eparts from evil,

But a fool rages an% is self6confi%ent.17 0 8uick6tempere% manacts foolishl*,

0n% a man of &icke% intentions is hate%.

1 /he simple inherit foll*,

But the pru%ent are cro&ne% &ith kno&le%ge.

19 /he evil &ill bo& before the goo%,

0n% the &icke% at the gates of the righteous. (Proverbs 14:16

19) (!"#)

1 /he simple believes ever*thing,

but the pru%ent looks &here he is going. (Proverbs 14:1)

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1 /he simple believe an*thing,

but the pru%ent give thought to their steps.(Proverbs 14:1)

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On the contrary, the prudent person is wiser. The prudent will consider

every step, every detail. The prudent will investigate and study the

case before making judgement. The prudent will compare the options

before selecting. The prudent will make decision based on facts and

figures, not hearsay, not gossip. The prudent does not easily believer

some gossip, rumour or hearsay.

In these days where social media is popular, we have to be careful with

the "news" and "updates" that we read. The news or updates in

Facebook, Twitter, hat!pp, ehat may not necessarily be true or

accurate.

(Proverbs 14:16-17)

(RSV)

Feareth - Trembles at God's judgments when they are either inflicted or threatened. Rageth -

Frets against God; or is enraged against his messengers. Confident - Secure and insensible

of his danger.

Foolishly - is !assion hurries him into foolish s!eeches and actions. "ic#ed de$ices - %ne

who su!!resses his !assion& but meditates re$enge. ated - oth by God and men.

(NIV)

The simple often takes things at face valve. The simple can easy

believe other people. hen faced with a false prophet or false teacher,

the simple can easy sway and believer whatever said by the false

prophet#teacher. The simple does not investigate in detail, and can

easily jump to conclusion. The simple does not weigh and compare the

options. The simple does not consider multiple points of view before

deciding.

16 A wise man is cautious and turns awa !rom evi"#

but a !oo" t$rows o!! restraint and is care"ess%

17 A man o! &uic' temer acts !oo"is$"#

but a man o! discretion is atient%*+

,$e wise !ear t$e .R/and s$un evi"#16

but a !oo" is $ot$eaded and et !ee"s secure%

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The wise person will always fear the $ord, live a righteous life, doing

good deeds, obeying %od&s commands, slow to anger. 'e will avoid

temptations and situations of sin. 'e will avoid doing anything which is

evil in the eyes of %od.

(ut the foolish person does not control himself, subject himself to

temptations, allowing himself to partake in wrongful deeds. The foolish

person is careless with his life, careless with his speech, and doescontrol his temper. The foolish person gets angry easily, and over)

reacts, and do things that he may regret otherwise. hen a sinful

temptation comes, such as a se*y and beautiful prostitute, he does not

restrain himself from her seduction. In a +uarrel with his wife, he may

angrily chase his wife out of the house, or run away from home, or

want to file for divorce.

To avoid doing foolish things during fits of anger, we must practiceself)control to control outburst of anger. In anger, we must control our

lips so as not to say things that will be regretted later. In anger, we

must curtail our mind and thoughts so as not to make a hasty, wrong

decision which is based on anger and not rationale.

alicious men are justly dreaded and detested, for they are much more

dangerous and mischievous to all societies-A man of wicked devices,

who stifles his resentments till he has an opportunity of beingrevenged, and is secretly plotting how to wrong his neighbour and to

do him an ill turn, as ain to kill !bel, such a man as this is hated by

all mankind. The character of an angry man is pitiable through the

surprise of a temptation he disturbs and disgraces himself, but it is

soon over, and he is sorry for it.

A &uic'-temered erson does !oo"is$ t$in*s#

17and t$e one w$o devises evi" sc$emes is $ated%

(Proverbs 16-17) (NIV)

10 ,$e sim"e ac&uire !o""#

but t$e rudent are crowned wit$ 'now"ed*e%(Proverbs

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Inherit - They possess it as their inheritance, holding it fast, and glorying in it. Knowledge -

The saving knowledge of God and of their own duty.

Sin is the shame of sinners; ut wisdom is the honour of the wise.

The prudent person is given honour and gains much knowledge. The

prudent&s head is filled with vast, useful knowledge. (ecause he is

willing to learn, keen to learn, receptive to instruction and reproof.

On the other hand, the simple person takes things easy, and is too la/y

to learn. 'e is not interested to know more and to learn more

knowledge. ith lack of knowledge, a lot of his thoughts and deeds are

not based on knowledge and facts. The simple may enjoy hearing

gossips and rumours. 'is lack of real knowledge is the folly.

The simple, who love simplicity, get nothing by it they inherit folly.

They have it by inheritance, so some. This corruption of nature is

derived from our first parents, and all the calamities that attend it we

have by kind it was the inheritance they transmitted to their

degenerate race, an hereditary disease. They are as fond of it as a manof his inheritance, hold it as fast, and are as loth to part with it.

The evil - Good men shall have the pre - eminency over the wicked.

!ven ad men acknowledge the e"cellency of God#s people

The good and righteous person will e honoured y all, including the ad and wicked people.

$ecause of the good deeds, the good and righteous person will earn the respect of the ad guys too.

Good and wise words of the righteous are also pleasant to the ears of the ad guys too.

14:10) (RSV)

1 ,$e evi" bow down be!ore t$e *ood#

t$e wic'ed at t$e *ates o! t$e ri*$teous% (Proverbs 14:1)

(RSV)

1 2vi"doers wi"" bow down in t$e resence o! t$e *ood#

and t$e wic'ed at t$e *ates o! t$e ri*$teous% (Proverbs14:1) (NIV)

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