#22MinuteChallenge | Bible Project Reading Plan
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Day 154 | The Wisdom of Israel
Proverbs 4-6, Psalm 149
Source: Bible Project Reading Plan
#22MinuteChallenge | Bible Project Reading Plan
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Day 154 | The Wisdom of Israel
Proverbs 4-6, Psalm 149
Source: Bible Project Reading Plan
Acquire wisdom. Acquire understanding. Do not forget. Do not turn away from the words that I have spoken. Do not abandon wisdom, and it will watch over you. Love wisdom, and it will protect you. The beginning of wisdom is to acquire wisdom. Acquire understanding with all that you have. Cherish wisdom. It will raise you up. It will bring you honor when you embrace it. It will give you a graceful garland for your head. It will hand you a beautiful crown.”
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Cling to discipline. Do not relax your grip on it. Keep it because it is your life.
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But the path of righteous people is like the light of dawn that becomes brighter and brighter until it reaches midday.
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My son, pay attention to my words. Open your ears to what I say. Do not lose sight of these things. Keep them deep within your heart because they are life to those who find them and they heal the whole body. Guard your heart more than anything else, because the source of your life flows from it.
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Let your eyes look straight ahead and your sight be focused in front of you. Carefully walk a straight path, and all your ways will be secure.
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Let your own fountain be blessed, and enjoy the girl you married when you were young, a loving doe and a graceful deer. Always let her breasts satisfy you. Always be intoxicated with her love. Why should you, my son, be intoxicated with an adulterous woman and fondle a loose woman’s breast?
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Each person’s ways are clearly seen by the Lord, and he surveys all his actions.
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Consider the ant, you lazy bum. Watch its ways, and become wise. Although it has no overseer, officer, or ruler, in summertime it stores its food supply. At harvest time it gathers its food.
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“Just a little sleep, just a little slumber, just a little nap.” Then your poverty will come ⌞to you⌟ like a drifter, and your need will come ⌞to you⌟ like a bandit.
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There are six things that the Lord hates, even seven that are disgusting to him: arrogant eyes, a lying tongue, hands that kill innocent people, a mind devising wicked plans, feet that are quick to do wrong, a dishonest witness spitting out lies, and a person who spreads conflict among relatives.
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Whoever commits adultery with a woman has no sense. Whoever does this destroys himself.
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An adulterous man will find disease and dishonor, and his disgrace will not be blotted out,
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Let the high praises of God be in their throats and two-edged swords in their hands to take vengeance on the nations, to punish the people of the world, to put their kings in chains and their leaders in iron shackles, to carry out the judgment that is written against them. This is an honor that belongs to all his godly ones. Hallelujah!
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Let the high praises of God be in their throats and two-edged swords in their hands to take vengeance on the nations, to punish the people of the world, to put their kings in chains and their leaders in iron shackles, to carry out the judgment that is written against them. This is an honor that belongs to all his godly ones. Hallelujah!
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