Provérbios 5
John MacArthur · Citado em PreceptAustin
Provérbios 5
MacArthur comments that "Involvement in illicit sex leads to loss of health, loss of possessions, and loss of honor and respect. Every person who continues in such sins does not necessarily suffer all of those losses, but those are the types of loss that persistent sexual sin produces. The sex indulger will come to discover that he has lost his "years to the cruel one," that his "hard-earned goods" have gone "to the house of an alien," and that he will "groan" in his latter years and find his "flesh and [his] body are consumed" (Pr 5:9, 10, 11). The "stolen water" of sexual relations outside of marriage "is sweet; and bread eaten in secret is pleasant"; but "the dead are there" (Pr 9:17, 18). Sexual sin is a "no win" situation. It is never profitable and always harmful. (Commentary on 1Corinthians) Reproof (08433) (tokeha) is derived from yakach which denotes education and discipline as a result of God's judicial actions. This embraces all aspects of education from the conviction of the sinner to chastisement and punishment, from the instruction of the righteous by severe tests, to His direction by teaching and admonition. There are 28 uses of tokechah in the OT - 2 Ki. 19:3; Job 13:6; 23:4; Ps. 38:14; 39:11; 73:14; 149:7; Pr 1:23, 25, 30; 3:11; 5:12; 6:23; 10:17; 12:1; 13:18; 15:5, 10, 31, 32; 27:5; 29:1, 15; Is 37:3; Ezek. 5:15; 25:17; Hos. 5:9; Hab. 2:1 All uses in Proverbs... (Prov 1:23) “Turn to my reproof, Behold, I will pour out my spirit on you; I will make my words known to you. (Prov 1:25) And you neglected all my counsel And did not want my reproof; (Prov 1:30) “They would not accept my counsel, They spurned all my reproof. (Prov 3:11) My son, do not reject the discipline of the LORD Or loathe His reproof, (Prov 5:12) And you say, “How I have hated instruction! And my heart spurned reproof! (Prov 6:23) For the commandment is a lamp and the teaching is light; And reproofs for discipline are the way of life (Prov 10:17) He is on the path of life who heeds instruction, But he who ignores reproof goes astray. (Prov 12:1) Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, But he who hates reproof is stupid. (Prov 13:18) Poverty and shame will come to him who neglects discipline, But he who regards reproof will be honored. (Prov 15:5) A fool rejects his father’s discipline, But he who regards reproof is sensible. (Prov 15:10) Grievous punishment is for him who forsakes the way; He who hates reproof will die. (Prov 15:31) He whose ear listens to the life-giving reproof Will dwell among the wise. (Prov 15:32) He who neglects discipline despises himself, But he who listens to reproof acquires understanding. (Prov 27:5) Better is open rebuke Than love that is concealed. (Prov 29:1) A man who hardens his neck after much reproof Will suddenly be broken beyond remedy. (Prov 29:15) The rod and reproof give wisdom, But a child who gets his own way brings shame to his mother. The idea of reproof is to rebuke, correct, convince and/or convict not only implying exposure of one's sin but also calling one to repentance. I love the first occurrence of tokechah in Proverbs Proverbs 1:23 Turn to my reproof. Behold, I will pour out my spirit on you. I will make my words known to you. Matthew
Provérbios 5:1-14
MacArthur comments that "Involvement in illicit sex leads to loss of health, loss of possessions, and loss of honor and respect. Every person who continues in such sins does not necessarily suffer all of those losses, but those are the types of loss that persistent sexual sin produces. The sex indulger will come to discover that he has lost his "years to the cruel one," that his "hard-earned goods" have gone "to the house of an alien," and that he will "groan" in his latter years and find his "flesh and [his] body are consumed" (Pr 5:9, 10, 11). The "stolen water" of sexual relations outside of marriage "is sweet; and bread eaten in secret is pleasant"; but "the dead are there" (Pr 9:17, 18). Sexual sin is a "no win" situation. It is never profitable and always harmful. (Commentary on 1Corinthians) Reproof (08433) (tokeha) is derived from yakach which denotes education and discipline as a result of God's judicial actions. This embraces all aspects of education from the conviction of the sinner to chastisement and punishment, from the instruction of the righteous by severe tests, to His direction by teaching and admonition. There are 28 uses of tokechah in the OT - 2 Ki. 19:3; Job 13:6; 23:4; Ps. 38:14; 39:11; 73:14; 149:7; Pr 1:23, 25, 30; 3:11; 5:12; 6:23; 10:17; 12:1; 13:18; 15:5, 10, 31, 32; 27:5; 29:1, 15; Is 37:3; Ezek. 5:15; 25:17; Hos. 5:9; Hab. 2:1 All uses in Proverbs... (Prov 1:23) “Turn to my reproof, Behold, I will pour out my spirit on you; I will make my words known to you. (Prov 1:25) And you neglected all my counsel And did not want my reproof; (Prov 1:30) “They would not accept my counsel, They spurned all my reproof. (Prov 3:11) My son, do not reject the discipline of the LORD Or loathe His reproof, (Prov 5:12) And you say, “How I have hated instruction! And my heart spurned reproof! (Prov 6:23) For the commandment is a lamp and the teaching is light; And reproofs for discipline are the way of life (Prov 10:17) He is on the path of life who heeds instruction, But he who ignores reproof goes astray. (Prov 12:1) Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, But he who hates reproof is stupid. (Prov 13:18) Poverty and shame will come to him who neglects discipline, But he who regards reproof will be honored. (Prov 15:5) A fool rejects his father’s discipline, But he who regards reproof is sensible. (Prov 15:10) Grievous punishment is for him who forsakes the way; He who hates reproof will die. (Prov 15:31) He whose ear listens to the life-giving reproof Will dwell among the wise. (Prov 15:32) He who neglects discipline despises himself, But he who listens to reproof acquires understanding. (Prov 27:5) Better is open rebuke Than love that is concealed. (Prov 29:1) A man who hardens his neck after much reproof Will suddenly be broken beyond remedy. (Prov 29:15) The rod and reproof give wisdom, But a child who gets his own way brings shame to his mother. The idea of reproof is to rebuke, correct, convince and/or convict not only implying exposure of one's sin but also calling one to repentance. I love the first occurrence of tokechah in Proverbs Proverbs 1:23 Turn to my reproof. Behold, I will pour out my spirit on you. I will make my words known to you. Matthew