Prepare these questions for Sunday, August 11, 2013.
1. Chapters 10-24 are advice from King Solomon and are often short, two-halved statements. What recurring themes do you see in these proverbs? (ex., fear/knowledge of God, guarding your tongue)
2. Choose 1-2 proverbs to memorize that you could use to guide your own actions this week. For instance, if you struggle with arguing with your family, Proverbs 12:16 might be useful for you.
3. The term "fool" is used often in this collection of wisdom. Based on these verses, what makes a person foolish?
4. Proverbs 31 includes a poem known as "The Wife of Noble Character." After reading this passage, what words or characteristics do you think the author would use to describe a modern wife of noble character?
1. Chapters 10-24 are advice from King Solomon and are often short, two-halved statements. What recurring themes do you see in these proverbs? (ex., fear/knowledge of God, guarding your tongue)
2. Choose 1-2 proverbs to memorize that you could use to guide your own actions this week. For instance, if you struggle with arguing with your family, Proverbs 12:16 might be useful for you.
3. The term "fool" is used often in this collection of wisdom. Based on these verses, what makes a person foolish?
4. Proverbs 31 includes a poem known as "The Wife of Noble Character." After reading this passage, what words or characteristics do you think the author would use to describe a modern wife of noble character?
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