Like Adam and Eve, every human must decide a most critical question: Will I live by wise or unwise faith? We must decide in whom we will place our trust. The choices are mutually exclusive and eternally significant. Our options are clearly…
The building blocks of wisdom are clearly and carefully enunciated in Proverbs 3:3-12. In part one, the following fundamentals of wisdom were considered: Send article as PDF
The building blocks of wisdom are clearly and carefully enunciated in Proverbs 3:3-12. Consider carefully what the fundamental components of wisdom are: Send article as PDF
Every field of study—economics, mathematics, medicine, chemistry, et. al—has its fundamentals. Like the foundational building blocks that amino acids are to proteins, each sphere of inquiry has its ABC’s. Wisdom, the art of living life acceptably before God, is no exception. …
Actions have consequences. When God said, “Let there be light”, there was light (Genesis 1:3). If a person prizes, prioritizes, and pursues wisdom (Proverbs 2:1-4), he will understand the fear of the Lord and find the knowledge of God (Proverbs 2:5). But,…
Embedded at the heart of idolatry is the implicit belief that there is someone or something that is equal or superior to Jehovah. This is categorically untrue. There is none like Him nor is there any God besides Him (2nd Samuel 7:22). …
Repeated foolishness is like a dog that returns to its vomit (Proverbs 26:11). Therefore, God clearly desires all people to pursue wisdom and enjoy its manifold blessings. Proverbs 2:6-9 beautifully describes the wondrous relationship between God and wisdom. It is written: “For…
Like nitroglycerin, what the word “if” lacks in size, it makes up for in potency. The pursuit of wisdom is not a trivial one; its possession is not accidental. The promise it offers—”Then you will understand the fear of the Lord, and find…
Personifying wisdom as a woman, Solomon begins the book of Proverbs by stating several important truths about wisdom. In yesterday’s post, the following facts were considered Send article as PDF
Solomon begins the book of Proverbs by personifying wisdom as a woman (Proverbs 1:20-33). Since there is a natural, yet mysterious attraction between males and females (Proverbs 30:18-19), Solomon is implying that his son ought to be innately interested in and a willing pursuer…
