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| August 28 |
| And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. |
| Romans 8:28 |
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The Wisdom of God, Proverbs 14:15-18
By Betty Miller
The book of Proverbs continues in these scriptures to point out the benefits of being wise and prudent, versus the folly caused by being a simpleton. The Hebrew word used for "simple" in verses 15 and 18 really has the meaning of being foolish or easily seduced. Therefore the simple or foolish man will believe anything, while a wise and prudent |
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The Wisdom of GodProverbs 14:12
By Betty Miller
Proverbs, called the book of wisdom in the Bible, is also a book that warns people to be careful about their choices as deception can lead one in the wrong way. Verse12 points out that what may look like the right way on the surface, can lead a man in the ways of death. In Matthew 24 there is a similar warning about deception. When Jesus was |
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The Wisdom of God, Proverbs 14:10-11
By Betty Miller
The book of Proverbs in these verses simply states some facts about the heart of man and reveals the destination of the wicked person and the righteous person. Verse 10 says that every heart will know bitterness at times, and the heart of man shall also know joy that no other man can share. These emotions are common to all men; however, bitterness |
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The Wisdom of God, Proverbs 14:6-9
By Betty Miller
Throughout the book of Proverbs we are encouraged to seek the wisdom of God. Verse 6 tells us that those who are teachable will have an understanding of God's ways, while those that scorn the things of God cannot find the answers to their questions. God wants to give us understanding; however, to receive it, we must come to Him with an humble |
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The Wisdom of God, Proverbs 14:3-5
By Betty Miller
In these verses of Proverbs are listed three observations that contain much wisdom. Verse 3 tells us how to recognize a foolish person. When you hear prideful remarks coming out of a person's mouth, you can expect that person to be foolish. In contrast, a wise person will utter things that will actually preserve them. Many people's problems can |
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