
Gentle Speech, Wisdom, and the Fear of the Lord.
Gentle Speech, Wisdom, and the Fear of the Lord. Proverbs 15 teaches that wisdom is revealed not only in what a person knows, but in how he speaks,

Gentle Speech, Wisdom, and the Fear of the Lord. Proverbs 15 teaches that wisdom is revealed not only in what a person knows, but in how he speaks,

Wisdom, the Fear of the Lord, and the Way That Leads to Life. Proverbs 14 shows that wisdom and folly are built into everyday life, and each one

Wisdom, Discipline, and the Fruit of Righteous Living. Proverbs 13 teaches that wisdom is shown by whether a person receives instruction, guards his mouth, walks diligently, and fears

Wisdom, Correction, Truth, and the Way of Righteousness. Proverbs 12 continues the sharp contrast between the righteous and the wicked, showing that a person’s character is revealed through

Righteousness, Integrity, and the Danger of Wickedness. Proverbs 11 sets righteousness and wickedness side by side and shows that the fear of God is not merely a private

Righteousness, Wisdom, Speech, and the Way of Life. Proverbs 10 begins the main collection of Solomon’s proverbs and sets righteous and wicked living in repeated contrast. The chapter

Wisdom’s Invitation, Folly’s Deception, and the Fear of the Lord. Proverbs 9 brings the book’s early warnings and invitations into a final sharp contrast between wisdom and folly.

The Call of Wisdom and the Fear of the Lord. Proverbs 8 presents wisdom not as something hidden for the elite, but as a public call from God

The Warning Against Seduction and the Call to Guard the Heart. Proverbs 7 is a vivid warning against sexual temptation and the deadly deception of adultery. The chapter