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He who loves his son will continue to lay stripes upon him, that he may have joy from him in the end. He who chastises his son will have profit from him, and will brag about him among his acquaintances. He who teaches his son will provoke his enemy to jealousy. Before friends, he will rejoice in him. His father dies, and is as though he had not died; for he has left one behind him like himself. In his life, he saw his son and rejoiced. When he died, it was without regret. He left behind him an avenger against his enemies, and one to repay kindness to his friends. He who makes too much of his son will bind up his wounds. His heart will be troubled at every cry. An unbroken horse becomes stubborn. An unrestrained son becomes headstrong. Pamper your child, and he will make you afraid. Play with him, and he will grieve you. Don’t laugh with him, lest you have sorrow with him, and you gnash your teeth in the end. Give him no liberty in his youth, and don’t ignore his follies. Bow down his neck in his youth, and beat him on the sides while he is a child, lest he become stubborn, and be disobedient to you, and there be sorrow to your soul. Chastise your son, and give him work, lest his shameless behavior be an offense to you. Better is a poor man who is healthy and fit, than a rich man who is afflicted in his body. Health and fitness are better than all gold, and a strong body better than wealth without measure. There is no wealth better than health of body. There is no gladness above the joy of the heart. Death is better than a bitter life, and eternal rest than a continual sickness. Good things poured out upon a mouth that is closed are like food offerings laid upon a grave. What does an offering profit an idol? For it can’t eat or smell. So is he who is punished by the Lord, seeing with his eyes and groaning, like a eunuch embracing a virgin and groaning. Don’t give your soul to sorrow. Don’t afflict yourself deliberately. Gladness of heart is the life of a man. Cheerfulness of a man lengthens his days. Love your own soul, and comfort your heart. Remove sorrow far from you, for sorrow has destroyed many, and there is no profit in it. Envy and wrath shorten life. Anxiety brings old age before its time. Those who are cheerful and merry will benefit from their food.
मनन
इस अंश के लिए अभी कोई समीक्षित मनन नहीं।
टिप्पणियाँ · हेडॉक (1859, सार्वजनिक डोमेन)18 टिप्पणियाँ
टिप्पणियाँ अंग्रेज़ी में फ़ा. जॉर्ज लियो हेडॉक की 19वीं सदी की काथलिक टीका, जैसी प्रकाशित हुई।
ये टिप्पणियाँ अपने समय के विवादों को बनाए रखती हैं: कुछ यहूदी लोगों या अन्य ख्रीस्तीयों के बारे में कठोरता से बोलती हैं। आज कलीसिया कुछ और सिखाती है: ख्रीस्त की मृत्यु के लिए यहूदी लोगों को दोषी नहीं ठहराया जा सकता (नोस्त्रा एताते 4; धर्मशिक्षा 597–598), और अन्य समुदायों के ख्रीस्तीय प्रभु में हमारे भाई-बहन हैं (उनितातिस रेदिन्तेग्रात्सियो 3)। ख्रीस्तीय एकता
प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:1
Ver. 1. He. Gr. prefixes "on children." H. --- And not, &c. is omitted in Gr. It may signify, and not beg, (C.) or steal. H. --- The welfare of the country depends on the good education of children, which cannot be performed without correction, (C.) though this should never be used till more gentle means have been tried.
Fenelon on Educ. --- The neglect of correction proceeds from a misplaced tenderness, (Prov. xiii. 24.) which in the end proves most prejudicial both to the child and to the public. H. --- See Plato, rep. ii. and vii. Arist. pol. vi. Cic. off.
ii. C.
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Ver. 2. Them. Gr. "his acquaintance." H. --- He sees himself re-born in his son.
v. 4. C.
↑ 2प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:7
Ver. 7. Wounds. To which he has exposed himself for his child's welfare, (2
Cor. xii. 15. Raban.) or if he neglect correction, he will have to bewail the wounds which his son's imprudence shall occasion. Syr. Vat. Gr. Comp. "He who rubs, (Rom. edit.) cherishes his son," &c. C. --- The eldest brother must take care of the rest, so as even to expose himself to danger. W.
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Ver. 8. Horse. A colt full of spirit, when properly broken in, will answer best, so a proper education corrects impetuous tempers. Plut. apop. in Them.
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Ver. 10. Laugh. "Smiling he must be feared." S. Greg. Mor. xx. 3.
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Ver. 11. Devices. Gr. "sins of ignorance." Youth is incapable of guiding itself, being destitute of experience, and too confident. Prov. xxix. 45.
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Ver. 13. Thee. "Very few excel their father." Hom. Odys. E. --- This is sometimes to be attributed to the neglect of education. C. --- Gr. subjoins, "on health." H.
↑ 13प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:14
Ver. 14. Evils. Health is better than riches. Pythag. &c.
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Ver. 15. Justice. This is the first of all advantages. C. --- Thales pronounced him happy who was healthy and rich, and whose "soul was well tutored."
Laert. --- Gr. "health and a good constitution are preferable to all gold, and a,"
&c. H.
↑ 15प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:17
Ver. 17. Rest. In the grave. He speaks not of the soul. Job iii. 13.
↑ 17प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:18
Ver. 18. Grave. The dead cannot partake of them, (C.) so neither can the sick of their great possessions. H. --- It was customary to place meat on the tombs of the dead. C. --- The pagans invited them to eat; (S. Epip. Ancor.) but the faithful intended it for the poor, who might pray (C.) for the deceased. M. C. vii. 37. Tob.
iv. 18. --- The kings of France were served at table till they were placed in the tomb, and in many monasteries the usual portion is assigned the dead for thirty days, and given to the poor. C.
↑ 18प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:21
Ver. 21. Sighing. Thus meat is useless to those whom God visits with sickness.
See c. xx. 3.
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Ver. 22. Sadness. For temporal things, but trusting in Providence. 1 Pet. v. 7.
Grief for sin is alone of service. 2 Cor. vii. 10. C. --- Pusillanimity must be avoided. W.
↑ 22प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:23
Ver. 23. A never. Gr. "the joy," &c. Prov. xvii. 22. and 2 Cor. ix. 7.
↑ 23प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:24
Ver. 24. Have. Gr. "love thy soul, and comfort thy heart, and drive," &c. H.
↑ 24प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:25
Ver. 25. Many. Bringing on maladies, and driving people into despair, v. 22. It was thought that the sad could not prophesy. 4 K. iii. 15. Hermas ii. Mand. iii.
More Neb. ii. 37. C.
↑ 25प्रवक्ता-ग्रन्थ 30:26
Ver. 26. Envy. Or jealousy. These passions banish joy. Envy is like rust. C.
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Ver. 27. Always. Gr. "will mind the meats which it shall eat." H. --- It will feast and enjoy content. This verse and the following chapters are in a much less natural order in the Gr. editions, till c. xxxvii. C.
↑ 27लाइसेंस: Notes by Fr. George Leo Haydock (1774–1849), from the Douay-Rheims Bible with Haydock's commentary (first ed. Thomas Haydock, Manchester/Dublin, 1811–1814; New York: Edward Dunigan & Brother, 1859); New Testament notes compiled with Fr. Benedict Rayment. Public domain. Digital text: "The Haydock Bible", Internet Archive (archive.org/details/TheHaydockBible), uploaded 2011 under the Public Domain Mark. · आभार और लाइसेंस