| TB | "Air curian manis, dan roti yang dimakan dengan sembunyi-sembunyi lezat rasanya." |
| BIS | "Air curian rasanya manis, dan makan sembunyi-sembunyi lebih enak." |
| FAYH | "Air dari sumur orang lain lebih manis rasanya dan roti yang dimakan dengan sembunyi-sembunyi lebih nikmat!"
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| TL | Bahwa air curian itu manis rasanya dan roti larangan itu sedap. |
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| DRFT_SB | "Bahwa manislah air yang dicuri dan sedoklah roti yang dimakan dengan bersembunyi." |
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| ENDE | "Air tjurian adalah manis, dan roti jang di-sembunji2kan adalah lezat." |
| TB_ITL_DRF | "Air <04325> curian <01589> manis <04985>, dan roti <03899> yang dimakan dengan sembunyi-sembunyi <05643> lezat rasanya <05276>." |
| TL_ITL_DRF | Bahwa air <04325> curian <01589> itu manis rasanya <04985> dan roti <03899> larangan <05643> itu sedap <05276>. |
| AV# | Stolen <01589> (8803) waters <04325> are sweet <04985> (8799), and bread <03899> [eaten] in secret <05643> is pleasant <05276> (8799). {eaten...: Heb. of secrecies} |
| BBE | Drink taken without right is sweet, and food in secret is pleasing. |
| MESSAGE | Steal off with me, I'll show you a good time! No one will ever know--I'll give you the time of your life." |
| NKJV | "Stolen water is sweet, And bread [eaten] in secret is pleasant." |
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| RWEBSTR | Stolen waters are sweet, and bread [eaten] in secret is pleasant. |
| GWV | "Stolen waters are sweet, and food eaten in secret is tasty." |
| NET | “Stolen waters* are sweet, and food obtained in secret* is pleasant!” |
| NET | 9:17 “Stolen waters725 sn The offer is not wine and meat (which represented wisdom), but water that is stolen. The “water” will seem sweeter than wine because it is stolen – the idea of getting away with something exciting appeals to the baser instincts. In Proverbs the water imagery was introduced earlier in 5:15-19 as sexual activity with the adulteress, which would seem at the moment more enjoyable than learning wisdom. Likewise bread will be drawn into this analogy in 30:20. So the “calling out” is similar to that of wisdom, but what is being offered is very different. are sweet,
and food obtained in secret726 tn Heb “bread of secrecies.” It could mean “bread [eaten in] secret places,” a genitive of location; or it could mean “bread [gained through] secrets,” a genitive of source, the secrecies being metonymical for theft. The latter makes a better parallelism in this verse, for bread (= sexually immoral behavior) gained secretly would be like stolen water. is pleasant!”
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| BHSSTR | <05276> Meny <05643> Myrto <03899> Mxlw <04985> wqtmy <01589> Mybwng <04325> Mym (9:17) |
| LXXM | artwn {<740> N-GPM} krufiwn {A-GPM} hdewv {<2234> ADV} aqasye {<680> V-AMS-2P} kai {<2532> CONJ} udatov {<5204> N-GSN} klophv {<2829> N-GSF} glukerou {A-GSN} |
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Proverbs 9:17
