Sir 27,4–28,26: il rischio della parola. Parte II: Sir 27,30–28,26
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Abstract
The accurate analysis of Sir 27,30–28,26 confirms the theme of these verses: the use of personal tongue is often risky. Cases more serious for social life are recalled to the disciple: forgiveness is preferable than any rancour; brawls badly end; when an external calumniator ruins the interpersonal relations, confidence in the Lord shelters. In short, control of personal tongue is recommended to the disciple.
Keywords
- Tongue –
- Forgiveness –
- Rancour and wrath –
- Brawl –
- External calumniator or third tongue –
- Beatitude –
- Self-control
