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A word fitly spoken Is like apples of gold in settings of silver.
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Commentators explain that the phrase 'apples of gold in network of silver' likely describes beautiful, golden-colored fruit (like oranges or citrons) presented in an ornate, filigreed silver basket. This image conveys immense value, exquisite craftsmanship, and visual delight. A well-spoken word is just as precious and beautiful as this costly work of art.
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18th Century
Presbyterian
Apples of gold - Probably golden-colored fruit set in baskets (that is, chased vessels of open-worked silver); so is a word spoken upon its …
19th Century
Anglican
A word fitly spoken— Or, it may be, at the proper time. ().
Apples of gold in pictures of silver— Probably golden…
17th Century
Reformed Baptist
A word fitly spoken Or, "a word spoken on its wheels" {d}: that proceeds aright, keeps due order, is well circumstan…
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A word of counsel, or reproof, rightly spoken, is especially beautiful, as fine fruit becomes still more beautiful in silver baskets.
