Proverbs: The Family Rooted in God

The number of documents aimed at obtaining wisdom is unlimited, and it is increasing every day. Unfortunately, the theme of most books is centered around secular wisdom. It is not surprising that the word of God contains wisdom. But that wisdom is very stupid in the world. In the letter to the Corinthians, Paul was very clear when he evaluated Corinth's congregation. Where is the scholar? Where is the philosopher of this era? God is not wisdom of the ignorant world.

The Bible contains books on wisdom. Reading it means that learning will increase after we get better. (Proverbs 1v 1 - 6.) God is the center of this knowledge (Proverbs 1 v 7), and also the truth: Proverbs 3 v 3, 8 v 7, 12 v 22, 23 v 23. God is also called the god of truth (Psalm 31v 5) When reading the Bible, we must understand that God cherish the truth very much. But today, many people are desperate to understand the world. This view is taught as pluralism in the study of religion and world view. Every religion is a real idea, and we can all come to God in various ways. This attacks directly the idea that the truth does not contradict. Because the various religions in the world contradict each other. Then if the truth is inconsistent with itself, then we can not understand it, or go from one statement to another. The reason is up to the truth and not a contradiction!

Many of the proverbs from around the world contain ethical issues and behavioral expectations. Therefore it is not surprising that proverbs are often important texts in religion. The most obvious example is a book of rumors of the Bible. Other sayings from Dali in Afghanistan are used to support religious values. Obviously, religious proverbs are not limited to monotheists, but in Badaga (Sahivite Hindus) in India there is a traditional proverb "to grab and hold people who sacred ash." It is widely associated with the great religion derived from sacred books, but they are also used for religious purposes in groups with their own traditional religions like Gujiolomo

No, rumor books are not just human wisdom. This is sacred wisdom. Or more precisely, God's own wisdom is revealed through human wisdom. This is where the introduction of nine long chapters comes. The suggestion of Proverbs 1 - 9 is that the wisdom you read in Proverbs 10 - 31 is not only human wisdom but also sacred things. The purpose of these prologues is to help you understand that the word of God against the people of God is guided through elders' discourse. In Proverbs 1 to 9, let us consider interspersing the speech of 10 fathers and sons and the poetry of 4 "Ms. Wisdom". Let's first think about 10 speech from father to son. You can add them to 1: 8-19; 2: 1-22; 3: 1-12; 3: 21-35; 4: 1-9; 4: 10-19; 4: 20-27; 5: 1 You can find it. -23; 6: 20-35; and 7: 1-27. Ten speech from father to son follows the same pattern: (1) advice, (2) lesson, (3) conclusion. My father listened to his son's words and wrote his orders in his heart and encouraged him to do his utmost to avoid giving up.