@blessed_lyrics1: The phrase "stiff-necked" comes from Hebrew scripture (such as Deuteronomy 9:13 regarding a stubborn people) and Psalms (Psalm 75:4–5, which warns, "Do not speak with a stiff neck"). Acts 7:51 also uses the concept to describe those who resist spiritual truth. The lyric "got the wrong interpretation, mixed up with vain imagination" mirrors Romans 1:21, which describes people who became vain in their imaginations and had their foolish hearts darkened. The line "The lips of the righteous teach many, / But fools die for want of wisdom" is a direct reference to Proverbs 10:21 ("The lips of the righteous nourish many, but fools die for lack of sense" / want of wisdom). The lyric "The rich man's wealth is in his city; / The righteous' wealth is in his Holy Place" draws on Proverbs 10:15 and Proverbs 18:11, which talk about how the rich man’s wealth is his strong city, contrasted with a spiritual or upright foundation. The lines "Destruction of the soul is vanity" echo themes from Proverbs regarding poverty and the spiritual ruin of chasing empty vanity. #reggae #bobmarley #foryoupage @Highlife goddess 🎶👸❤️

Nene :

FBA, but nothing negative to say. Americans love Bob Marley. I even visited Jamaica to learn more about him Awesome country would love to go again one day for a visit!

Jackie Pearsall :

greatest ever one original legend bob marley words touched your soul positive 💙💙💙

El Cota :

Destruction of the soul is vanity!

Mzee wa maokoto :

Bob did everything in short life

MOHAMMED BUKARI :

Respect

The Great 🇬🇭🇯🇵 :

That was our first prophet of the Reggae ❤️

Robert :

RASTAFARIA LIVETH.

kwasipokugyamfi :

The legend spoke the truth. Bob Marley was lyrically endowed. Solid music I bubble And I and I not looking for trouble Yet dema comma comma comma. Selah ✌🏽 🇧🇴🇬🇳🇯🇲

RASTA MAN :

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mon nir :

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161306 :

[Sticker] 😭😭

Ashley :

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Manuel :

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Paco Retro :

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Ilca Viana :

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Ashley :

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Crimo de la Crimo :

Blessed_lyrics1 :

The phrase "stiff-necked" comes from Hebrew scripture (such as Deuteronomy 9:13 regarding a stubborn people) and Psalms (Psalm 75:4–5, which warns, "Do not speak with a stiff neck"). Acts 7:51 also uses the concept to describe those who resist spiritual truth. The lyric "got the wrong interpretation, mixed up with vain imagination" mirrors Romans 1:21, which describes people who became vain in their imaginations and had their foolish hearts darkened. The line "The lips of the righteous teach many, / But fools die for want of wisdom" is a direct reference to Proverbs 10:21 ("The lips of the righteous nourish many, but fools die for lack of sense" / want of wisdom). The lyric "The rich man's wealth is in his city; / The righteous' wealth is in his Holy Place" draws on Proverbs 10:15 and Proverbs 18:11, which talk about how the rich man’s wealth is his strong city, contrasted with a spiritual or upright foundation. The lines "Destruction of the soul is vanity" echo themes from Proverbs regarding poverty and the spiritual ruin of chasing empty vanity.

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