Proverbs 13-16 emphasizes the virtues of wisdom, diligence, and righteousness, contrasting these with the pitfalls of foolishness, laziness, and wickedness. It highlights the protective power of wisdom and integrity, while underscoring the inevitable downfall of those who reject discipline and pursue evil.
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Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 13-16 Finish the pattern: Up, down. Right, Wrong. On, off. Left, _______. Did you say right? We were listing opposites. The...
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Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 9-12 How would your friends describe you? Do you think that the people in your life would say anything about how...
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In Proverbs 9-12, wisdom and folly are juxtaposed, illustrating the benefits of wise living and the pitfalls of foolishness. Wisdom is portrayed as a well-prepared house inviting those who seek understanding, while folly is depicted as deceptive and leading to Sheol; the righteous are blessed with life and security, while the wicked face ruin and death.
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Proverbs 5-8 discusses the dangers of seduction and the importance of marital fidelity, the folly of laziness, the consequences of engaging in wickedness, and the virtues of wisdom. It concludes with an eloquent appeal from Wisdom herself, emphasizing her role in creation and her value over material wealth, and inviting all to heed her teachings for a blessed life.
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Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 6:6-23; Proverbs 7:1-3; Proverbs 8 Imagine crossing a road without looking first to see if there were any cars coming. Would...
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Proverbs 1-4 presents a collection of wise sayings attributed to Solomon that emphasize the pursuit of wisdom and moral discipline as foundations for a righteous life. These chapters guide the reader through various instructions and admonitions, highlighting the contrast between the paths of wisdom and folly, and asserting that fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge and a safeguard against evil.
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Today’s Reading: Read Proverbs 1:1-19; 2:1-15; 3:1-35; 4:1-27 Is there something that you are afraid of? I don’t like frogs! I am definitely scared of...
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Today’s Reading: Read Song of Songs 1:15-16b; 2:16a; 4:7; 5:10; 7:10 Think about Cinderella, Snow White and Sleeping Beauty. What happens to each of them...
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In Song of Solomon 5:2-8:14 and Psalm 45, the narrative unfolds with a vibrant dialogue between lovers, expressing deep yearning and adoration through poetic imagery and metaphors. The woman describes her intense search and emotional longing for her beloved, while the man praises her beauty in rich metaphors, showcasing the potent beauty and enduring power of love amidst scenes of separation and reunion.
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GOSPEL CONVERSATION OPPORTUNITY Read (or recite) John 3:16. In this week’s reading, we talked about the word FOREVER often. Discuss how forever and eternal are...
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In the poetic and passionate Song of Songs, attributed to Solomon, the dialogues unfold between lovers, celebrating the beauty and intensity of love. The woman longs for the intimate presence of her beloved and extols his virtues, expressing her desire vividly, while the man responds with equally rich praise of her charms, affirming their mutual affection and desire in a lush, metaphor-rich language that evokes the natural beauty of their love.
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