Proverbs 3:21

NETBible

My child, do not let them escape from your sight; safeguard sound wisdom and discretion.

NIV ©

My son, preserve sound judgment and discernment, do not let them out of your sight;

NASB ©

My son, let them not vanish from your sight; Keep sound wisdom and discretion,

NLT ©

My child, don’t lose sight of good planning and insight. Hang on to them,

MSG ©

Dear friend, guard Clear Thinking and Common Sense with your life; don't for a minute lose sight of them.

BBE ©

My son, keep good sense, and do not let wise purpose go from your eyes.

NRSV ©

My child, do not let these escape from your sight: keep sound wisdom and prudence,

NKJV ©

My son, let them not depart from your eyes––Keep sound wisdom and discretion;


KJV
My son
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let not them depart
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from thine eyes
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keep
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sound wisdom
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and discretion
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NASB ©

My son
<1121>
, let them not vanish
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from your sight
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; Keep
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sound
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wisdom
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and discretion
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,
LXXM
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N-VSM
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ADV
pararruhv {V-PAS-2S} thrhson
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V-AAD-2S
de
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PRT
emhn
<1699> 
A-ASF
boulhn
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N-ASF
kai
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CONJ
ennoian
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N-ASF
NET [draft] ITL
My child
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, do not
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let
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them escape
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from your sight
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; safeguard
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sound wisdom
<08454>
and discretion
<04209>
.
HEBREW
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hyst
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run
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Kynyem
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wzly
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la
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ynb (3:21)
<01121>

NETBible

My child, do not let them escape from your sight; safeguard sound wisdom and discretion.

NET Notes

tn The object of the verb “escape” is either (1) wisdom, knowledge, and understanding in vv. 13-20 or (2) “wisdom and discretion” in the second colon of this verse. Several English versions transpose the terms “wisdom and discretion” from the second colon into the first colon for the sake of clarity and smoothness (e.g., RSV, NRSV, NIV, TEV, CEV).
NIV takes the subject from the second colon and reverses the clauses to clarify that.

tn Or: “purpose,” “power of devising.”