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7/4/2009 Workable Wisdom |
Scriptures: | Proverbs 14-17 |
Heart of the Passage: | Proverbs 16 |
Overview
Nowhere is wisdom more essential than in home and community relationships. A heart attitude controlled by the fear of the Lord is the key to proper responses toward others. Today's reading contains numerous proverbs designed to promote peace, prosperity, and justice in the interpersonal relationships of life. The structure of these proverbs is simple, but the range of topics is immense: temper and tongue, paths and pursuits, thoughts and motives. In each case, your commitment to godliness should be evident. |
Chapter 14
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Chapter 15
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Chapter 16
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Chapter 17
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Neighbors and Nations
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Covetousness and Counsel
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Law of the Lord
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Friends and Foes
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Wisdom That Wonxs
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Your Daily Walk
Repetition has been called the mother of learning. It has also been called the mother of boredom! But when a statement is important enough for the author to repeat more than once, you can be sure it contains a message you can't afford to miss.
One verse you'll find repeated in today's reading is this: There is a way which seemeth right unto a man; but the end thereof are the ways of death."
Can you find the two places where it is located? More importantly, can you find the application which the author wants you to discover?
Saving time is a good idea in any generation! But when the shortcut stems from wanting to avoid advice (12:15) or hard work (15:19), the outcome can be disastrous. Check out the shortcuts you were planning to take today. Are they shortcuts to success, or shortcuts to disaster? The words of Proverbs 16:9 may be just what you need to keep yourself on "the way of righteousness" (16:31)!
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Insight
Accent on the LORD
Elohim (sometimes translated "God," used only seven times in the Book of Proverbs) was often applied to persons other than the true God. In contrast, Jehovah (often translated "LORD," used 87 times in Proverbs) is God's personal name, used of no one but God as He reveals Himself. Praise our LORD who cared enough to tell us about Himself, for He is the only true God.
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Adage
Reverent fear of God is the key to faithfulness in any situation. |

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