Original Text:
子曰有德者必有言有言者不必有德仁者必有勇勇者不必有仁
Translation:
Other Translations:
The Master said, “Those who possess Virtue will inevitably have something to say, whereas those who have something to say do not necessarily possess Virtue. Those who are Good will necessarily display courage, but those who display courage are not necessarily Good.”
Confucius, & Slingerland, E. (2003). Analects: With selections from traditional commentaries. Hackett Publishing.
The Master said, Those who have virtue invariably have something to say, but those who have something to say do not invariably have virtue. Those who are humane are invariably courageous, but those who are courageous are not invariably humane.
Confucius, & Watson, B. (2007). The Analects of Confucius. Columbia University Press.