Day 159 – Proverbs 16-18
Talking Points People are notorious for wearing masks or pretending to be something we aren't. God is not fooled. He tests the heart, even weighing our motives. I understand why…
Talking Points People are notorious for wearing masks or pretending to be something we aren't. God is not fooled. He tests the heart, even weighing our motives. I understand why…
Talking Points We have a continued listing of the contrasting characteristics of the righteous and the evil, the wise and the foolish. These are quick snippets of profound wisdom. We…
Talking Points Starting in chapter 10, there is a considerable section contrasting the righteous person and the wicked person. True wisdom is not just knowing the positive, but also includes…
Talking Points We read a clear description of the lure to enter into any sin, but especially sexual sin. It seems to be exciting and is so enticing. It appears…
Talking Points We see God's plan for passing Godly wisdom on from generation to generation. Parents are to give their children a foundation of truth. More than that, they are…
Talking Points God blesses Solomon with great wisdom. In these proverbs, written by him and others, that same Godly wisdom is preserved and passed on to us!The goal is outlined:…
Talking Points This "Song of Songs" is probably one of the most misunderstood and, for sure, most avoided books of the Bible! Sadly, many misinterpretations have clouded the true message…
Talking Points Remember that 1 and 2 Chronicles were originally one book written by Ezra. So, 2 Chronicles picks up where 1 Chronicles concluded.Fulfilling God's promise to David, Solomon is…
Talking Points Solomon follows David as King of Israel. His dad had raised him to share his heart for God, and we see "he loved the LORD" (3:3). The Hebrew…
Talking Points Wow! The longest chapter in all the Bible -- 176 verses all about the Word of God. There are 22 stanzas, one for each of the 22 characters…