Also take no heed unto all words that are spoken; lest thou hear thy servant curse thee:
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Verse 21 is found in chapter 7 of Ecclesiastes. Qohelet avoids two extremes: attempting to be perfectly righteous through self-sufficient confidence in one’s own righteousness and giving oneself over to wickedness as though consequences were irrelevant. The section recognizes that the righteous may die prematurely and that human conduct does not always produce immediately proportional results. It also warns that no one exists who never sins, so nobody can present themselves as morally flawless.
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Gib auch nicht acht auf alles, was man sagt, daß du nicht hören müssest deinen Knecht dir fluchen.
Tampoco apliques tu corazón a todas las cosas que se hablaren, porque no oigas a tu siervo que dice mal de ti:
Tampoco tomes a pecho todas las palabras que se dicen, para que no oigas a tu siervo maldecirte.
Ne fais donc pas attention à toutes les paroles qu'on dit, de peur que tu n'entendes ton serviteur te maudire;
Tu altresì non por mente a tutte le parole che altri dirà; anzi non pure ascoltare il tuo servo che ti maledice.
Tampouco apliques o teu coração a todas as palavras que se disserem, para que não venhas a ouvir o teu servo amaldiçoar-te.
人所說的話,你不要都放在心上,免得聽見你的僕人詛咒你。
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