Eclesiástico (Sirácida) · Vulgata Clementina
Eclesiástico (Sirácida) 32 Vulgata Clementina
Eclesiástico (Sirácida) no está en RV1909.
VUL Vulgata Clementina
RV1909 Reina-Valera 1909
WEB World English Bible (clásica, con deuterocanónicos)
1 [Rectorem te posuerunt? noli extolli: esto in illis quasi unus ex ipsis.
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1 Have they made you ruler of a feast? Don’t be lifted up. Be among them as one of them. Take care of them first, and then sit down.
2 Curam illorum habe, et sic conside, et omni cura tua explicita recumbe:
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2 And when you have done all your duties, take your place, that you may be gladdened on their account, and receive a wreath for your good service.
3 ut læteris propter illos, et ornamentum gratiæ accipias coronam, et dignationem consequaris corrogationis.
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3 Speak, you who are older, for it’s your right, but with sound knowledge; and don’t interrupt the music.
4 Loquere major natu: decet enim te
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4 Don’t pour out talk where there is a performance of music. Don’t display your wisdom at the wrong time.
5 primum verbum diligenti scientia, et non impedias musicam.
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5 As a ruby signet in a setting of gold, so is a music concert at a wine banquet.
6 Ubi auditus non est, non effundas sermonem, et importune noli extolli in sapientia tua.
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6 As an emerald signet in a work of gold, so is musical melody with pleasant wine.
7 Gemmula carbunculi in ornamento auri, et comparatio musicorum in convivio vini.
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7 Speak, young man, if you are obliged to, but no more than twice, and only if asked.
8 Sicut in fabricatione auri signum est smaragdi, sic numerus musicorum in jucundo et moderato vino.
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8 Sum up your speech, many things in few words. Be as one who knows and yet holds his tongue.
9 Audi tacens, et pro reverentia accedet tibi bona gratia.
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9 When among great men, don’t behave as their equal. When another is speaking, don’t babble.
10 Adolescens, loquere in tua causa vix.
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10 Lightning speeds before thunder. Approval goes before one who is modest.
11 Si bis interrogatus fueris, habeat caput responsum tuum.
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11 Rise up in good time, and don’t be last. Go home quickly and don’t loiter
12 In multis esto quasi inscius, et audi tacens simul et quærens.
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12 Amuse yourself there and do what is in your heart. Don’t sin by proud speech.
13 In medio magnatorum non præsumas: et ubi sunt senes non multum loquaris.
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13 For these things bless your Maker, who gives you to drink freely of his good things.
14 Ante grandinem præibit coruscatio: et ante verecundiam præibit gratia, et pro reverentia accedet tibi bona gratia.
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14 He who fears the Lord will receive discipline. Those who seek him early will find favor.
15 Et hora surgendi non te trices: præcurre autem prior in domum tuam, et illic avocare, et illic lude,
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15 He who seeks the law shall be filled with it, but the hypocrite will stumble at it.
16 et age conceptiones tuas, et non in delictis et verbo superbo:
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16 Those who fear the Lord will find true judgment, and will kindle righteous acts like a light.
17 et super his omnibus benedicito Dominum, qui fecit, et inebriantem te ab omnibus bonis suis.]
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17 A sinful man shuns reproof, and will find a judgment according to his will.
18 [Qui timet Dominum excipiet doctrinam ejus: et qui vigilaverint ad illum invenient benedictionem.
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18 A sensible person won’t neglect a thought. An insolent and proud man won’t crouch in fear, even after he has done a thing by himself without counsel.
19 Qui quærit legem replebitur ab ea, et qui insidiose agit scandalizabitur in ea.
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19 Do nothing without counsel, but when you have acted, don’t regret it.
20 Qui timent Dominum invenient judicium justum, et justitias quasi lumen accendent.
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20 Don’t go in a way of conflict. Don’t stumble in stony places.
21 Peccator homo vitabit correptionem, et secundum voluntatem suam inveniet comparationem.
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21 Don’t be overconfident on a smooth road.
22 Vir consilii non disperdet intelligentiam: alienus et superbus non pertimescet timorem:
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22 Beware of your own children.
23 etiam postquam fecit cum eo sine consilio, et suis insectationibus arguetur.
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23 In every work guard your own soul, for this is the keeping of the commandments.
24 Fili, sine consilio nihil facias, et post factum non pœnitebis.
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24 He who believes the law gives heed to the commandment. He who trusts in the Lord will suffer no loss.
25 In via ruinæ non eas, et non offendes in lapides: nec credas te viæ laboriosæ, ne ponas animæ tuæ scandalum.
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25 No está en esta traducción
27 In omni opere tuo crede ex fide animæ tuæ, hoc est enim conservatio mandatorum.
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27 No está en esta traducción
28 Qui credit Deo attendit mandatis: et qui confidit in illo non minorabitur.]
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