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PROV Intro:13–Intro:25 ©

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Introduction

Prov Intro:13–25

Introduction

This collection of Proverbs, is one way of teaching so that godly people have good examples of sensible life principles. Most of these sayings concern a person’s lifestyle and internal values. Perhaps the most critical proverb included in here is: “The first step towards being wise is to strive to obey Yahweh” (1:7; 9:10). The sayings illustrate the good results that can come from following wise paths and not that of stupidity, as the path of wicked people is like deep darkness (4:19), and in contrast, the path of those who do what is right, is like a bright light (v18).

These proverbs are a collection of useful sayings that help to impart godly wisdom to the reader.

Main components of this collection

Praising wisdom 1:1-9:18

Shelomoh’s (Solomon’s) sayings 10:1-29:27

Agur’s sayings 30:1-33

Various other proverbs 31:1-31

This is still a very early look into the unfinished text of the Open English Translation of the Bible. Please double-check the text in advance before using in public.

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