Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
after all possible allowances are made on the side of the unrighteous
Spanish translation:
después de toda consideración atenuante con respecto al injusto
Added to glossary by
Ana Juliá
May 11, 2004 17:30
20 yrs ago
English term
after all possible allowances are made on the side of
English to Spanish
Art/Literary
Religion
"The righteous is more excellent than his neighbour: but the way of the wicked seduceth them" (Proverbs 12:26).
The wise man does not say that the righteous is more excellent than the wicked, but gives the unrighteous man the best designation of which truth will admit, for after all possible allowances are made on the side of the unrighteous, the superior excellency of the righteous man is still unquestionable.
I don't undestand what the author is trying to say with the whole sentence.
The wise man does not say that the righteous is more excellent than the wicked, but gives the unrighteous man the best designation of which truth will admit, for after all possible allowances are made on the side of the unrighteous, the superior excellency of the righteous man is still unquestionable.
I don't undestand what the author is trying to say with the whole sentence.
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después de toda consideración atenuante con respecto al (hombre) injusto
el injusto (unrighteous) may sound a bit harsh here but it would be used only in contrast to the "justo" (righteous)..
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Note added at 15 hrs 54 mins (2004-05-12 09:24:54 GMT)
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I agree with Andrea\'s explanation, and yes, impuro is probably better than injusto. good luck
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Note added at 15 hrs 54 mins (2004-05-12 09:24:54 GMT)
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I agree with Andrea\'s explanation, and yes, impuro is probably better than injusto. good luck
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El justo sirve de guيa a su prَjimo; Mas el camino de los impيos les hace errar. (Proverbios 12:26)
El sabio (supongo que se refiere a Salomَn) no dice que el justo es mejor que el impيo, pero le indica al impيo lo que la verdad admitirل (o el camino de la verdad?), porque, después de todo, las posibles indulgencias estلn hechas para el pecador, la superioridad/virtud del justo es aْn incuestionable.
Mلs o menos eso es lo que entiendo.
Suerte y espero que te guie un poco.
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Note added at 24 mins (2004-05-11 17:54:25 GMT)
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Perdón por el doblete. :-) se me volvió loca la compu.
El sabio (supongo que se refiere a Salomَn) no dice que el justo es mejor que el impيo, pero le indica al impيo lo que la verdad admitirل (o el camino de la verdad?), porque, después de todo, las posibles indulgencias estلn hechas para el pecador, la superioridad/virtud del justo es aْn incuestionable.
Mلs o menos eso es lo que entiendo.
Suerte y espero que te guie un poco.
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Note added at 24 mins (2004-05-11 17:54:25 GMT)
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Perdón por el doblete. :-) se me volvió loca la compu.
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todas las posibles tolerancias son hechas en el punto de
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