“Mulieres eorum insensatæ sunt, et nequissimi filii eorum.”
“Their wives are foolish, and their children wicked:”
“Their wives are foolish, and wicked are their children;”
Foolish. Dissolute, as the sequel shews, Proverbs ix. 13., and Romans i. 26. The family of the wicked imitate his conduct, and become his torment. (Calmet) — This is often the case. In the moral sense, the sensuality and works of the impious are corrupt. (Worthington)