Fret not thyself because of evil men, neither be thou envious at the wicked;
No te preocupes ni te angusties por los malvados, y no tengas envidia de los que hacen el mal.
No debemos preocuparnos por la gente mala ni envidiar a quienes hacen lo malo.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the context of ancient Israel, the Book of Proverbs was compiled during the time of King Solomon, offering practical wisdom for everyday life to guide people in a society often marked by injustice and moral challenges. This verse specifically warns against the common temptation to worry or envy evildoers, who might appear prosperous, as part of the broader wisdom tradition that emphasizes trusting in God's order over human appearances. It reflects the cultural reality where the wicked sometimes seemed to thrive, urging reliance on divine justice instead.
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