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Sabiduría 14 Revised Version (con apócrifos)
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1 Again, one preparing to sail, and about to journey over raging waves, Calleth upon a piece of wood more rotten than the vessel that carrieth him;
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1 Again, one preparing to sail, and about to journey over raging waves, calls upon a piece of wood more fragile than the vessel that carries him.
2 For that [vessel ] the hunger for gains devised, And an artificer, [even ] wisdom, built it;
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2 For the hunger for profit planned it, and wisdom was the craftsman who built it.
3 And thy providence, O Father, guideth it along, Because even in the sea thou gavest a way, And in the waves a sure path,
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3 Your providence, O Father, guides it along, because even in the sea you gave a way, and in the waves a sure path,
4 Shewing that thou canst save out of every [danger, ] That [so ] even without art a man may put to sea;
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4 showing that you can save out of every danger, that even a man without skill may put to sea.
5 And it is thy will that the works of thy wisdom should be not idle; Therefore also do men intrust their lives to a little piece of wood,, And passing through the surge on a raft are brought safe [to land. ]
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5 It is your will that the works of your wisdom should not be ineffective. Therefore men also entrust their lives to a little piece of wood, and passing through the surge on a raft come safely to land.
6 For in the old time also, when proud giants were perishing, The hope of the world, taking refuge on a raft, Left to the race of men a seed of generations [to come, ] Thy hand guiding the helm.
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6 For in the old time also, when proud giants were perishing, the hope of the world, taking refuge on a raft, your hand guided the seed of generations of the race of men.
7 For blessed hath been wood through which cometh righteousness:
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7 For blessed is wood through which comes righteousness;
8 But the [idol ] made with hands is accursed, itself and he that made it; Because his was the working, and the corruptible thing was named a god:
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8 but the idol made with hands is accursed, itself and he that made it; because his was the working, and the corruptible thing was called a god.
9 For both the ungodly doer and his ungodliness are alike hateful to God;
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9 For both the ungodly and his ungodliness are alike hateful to God;
10 For verily the deed shall be punished together with him that committed it.
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10 for truly the deed will be punished together with him who committed it.
11 Therefore also among the idols of the nations shall there be a visitation, Because, though formed of things which God created, they were made an abomination, And stumblingblocks to the souls of men, And a snare to the feet of the foolish.
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11 Therefore also there will be a visitation among the idols of the nation, because, though formed of things which God created, they were made an abomination, stumbling blocks to the souls of men, and a snare to the feet of the foolish.
12 For the devising of idols was the beginning of fornication, And the invention of them the corruption of life:
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12 For the devising of idols was the beginning of fornication, and the invention of them the corruption of life.
13 For neither were they from the beginning, neither shall they be for ever;
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13 For they didn’t exist from the beginning, and they won’t exist forever.
14 For by the vaingloriousness of men they entered into the world, And therefore was a speedy end devised for them.
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14 For by the boastfulness of men they entered into the world, and therefore a speedy end was planned for them.
15 For a father worn with untimely grief, Making an image of the child quickly taken away, Now honoured him as a god which was then a dead man, And delivered to those that were under him mysteries and solemn rites.
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15 For a father worn with untimely grief, making an image of the child quickly taken away, now honored him as a god which was then a dead human being, and delivered to those that were under him mysteries and solemn rites.
16 Afterward the ungodly custom, in process of time grown strong, was kept as a law, And by the commandments of princes the graven images received worship.
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16 Afterward the ungodly custom, in process of time grown strong, was kept as a law, and the engraved images received worship by the commandments of princes.
17 And when men could not honour them in presence because they dwelt far off, Imagining the likeness from afar, They made a visible image of the king whom they honoured, That by their zeal they might flatter the absent as if present.
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17 And when men could not honor them in presence because they lived far off, imagining the likeness from afar, they made a visible image of the king whom they honored, that by their zeal they might flatter the absent as if present.
18 But unto a yet higher pitch was worship raised even by them that knew [him ] not, Urged forward by the ambition of the artificer:
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18 But worship was raised to a yet higher pitch, even by those who didn’t know him, urged forward by the ambition of the architect;
19 For he, wishing peradventure to please one in authority, Used his art to force the likeness toward a greater beauty;
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19 for he, wishing perhaps to please his ruler, used his art to force the likeness toward a greater beauty.
20 And the multitude, allured by reason of the grace of his handywork, Now accounted as an object of devotion him that a little before was honoured as a man.
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20 So the multitude, allured by reason of the grace of his handiwork, now consider an object of devotion him that a little before was honored as a man.
21 And this became a hidden danger unto life, Because men, in bondage either to calamity or to tyranny, Invested stones and stocks with the incommunicable Name.
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21 And this became an ambush, because men, in bondage either to calamity or to tyranny, invested stones and stocks with the Name that shouldn’t be shared.
22 Afterward it was not enough for them to go astray as touching the knowledge of God; But also, while they live in sore conflict through ignorance [of him. ] That multitude of evils they call peace.
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22 Afterward it was not enough for them to go astray concerning the knowledge of God, but also, while they live in a great war of ignorance, they call a multitude of evils peace.
23 For either slaughtering children in solemn rites, or celebrating secret mysteries, Or holding frantic revels of strange ordinances,
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23 For either slaughtering children in solemn rites, or celebrating secret mysteries, or holding frenzied revels of strange customs,
24 No longer do they guard either life or purity of marriage, But one brings upon another either death by treachery, or anguish by adulterate offspring.
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24 no longer do they guard either life or purity of marriage, but one brings upon another either death by treachery, or anguish by adultery.
25 And all things confusedly are filled with blood and murder, theft and deceit, Corruption, faithlessness, tumult, perjury,
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25 And all things confusedly are filled with blood and murder, theft and deceit, corruption, faithlessness, tumult, perjury,
26 turmoil, Ingratitude for benefits [received, ] Defiling of souls, confusion of sex, Disorder in marriage, adultery and wantonness.
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26 confusion about what is good, forgetfulness of favors, ingratitude for benefits, defiling of souls, confusion of sex, disorder in marriage, adultery and wantonness.
27 For the worship of those nameless idols Is a beginning and cause and end of every evil.
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27 For the worship of idols that may not be named is a beginning and cause and end of every evil.
28 For [their worshippers ] either make merry unto madness, or prophesy lies, Or live unrighteously, or lightly forswear themselves.
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28 For their worshipers either make merry to madness, or prophesy lies, or live unrighteously, or lightly commit perjury.
29 For putting their trust in lifeless idols, When they have sworn a wicked oath, they expect not to suffer harm.
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29 For putting their trust in lifeless idols, when they have sworn a wicked oath, they expect not to suffer harm.
30 But for both [sins ] shall the just doom pursue them, Because they had evil thoughts of God by giving heed to idols, And swore unrighteously in deceit through contempt for holiness.
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30 But on both counts, the just doom will pursue them, because they had evil thoughts of God by giving heed to idols, and swore unrighteously in deceit through contempt for holiness.
31 For it is not the power of them by whom men swear, But it is that Justice which hath regard to them that sin, That visiteth always the transgression of the unrighteous.
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31 For it is not the power of things by which men swear, but it is the just penalty for those who sin that always visits the transgression of the unrighteous.