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Proverbs 18:7

Proverbs 18:7

The Pulpit Commentary · Joseph S. Exell and contributors · Public Domain

The results of the fool's disposition and actions are further noted. A fool's mouth is his destruction (comp. ; ; ). A mediaeval adage pronounces, "Ex lingua stulta veniunt incommoda multa."

His lips are the snare of his soul; bring his life into danger (see on ; comp. ; ; ). So St. Luke () speaks of the last day, coming upon men like "a snare (?

慣款菅??)," the word used by the Septuagint in this passage.

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