Proverbs as Custodians of Native Wisdom

Rhetorical method is a "seasoning" essential for all interesting discourse. Therefore, Harris (2008) argues that in each text they are important for appropriate and clear discussion, discussion of adequate support, and logical and progressive thinking arrangements. The beauty and effect inherent in rhetorical devices is that they are potentially convincing, especially with regard to discourse in discussion and discussion in the courtroom.

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.

Looking to the book of rumors, I read about Slang when I read "The Proverbs of Solomon son of Israel's David, Solomon" (1: 1). But this is not what you get. Instead, you will confound a long and coordinated speech from ten fathers to another father, from "Mister Wisdom" to four human poetry. Until chapter 10, when titles are repeated, you begin to read slang itself.

Proverbs are inherently implied by the culmination of the proverb that expresses its name, the wisdom of the Lord he gave to Solomon. The majority of these proverbs emphasize the importance of wisdom itself and how to rule the Lord's servant in relation to others, humility and obedience to the Lord. When writing these proverbs Solomon might have thought about one of his sons, but these proverbs are from my father to my son. We are his children. 2: 1; 3: 1; 4: 1; 5: 1; 23: 26