No Fear, No Wisdom
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Proverbs 1:1-7
Proverbs 1:1-7
The proverbs of Solomon the son of David, king of Israel: To know wisdom and discipline, To understand the sayings of understanding, To receive discipline that leads to insight, Righteousness, justice, and equity, To give prudence to the simple, To the youth knowledge and discretion; Let the wise man hear and increase in learning, And a man of understanding will acquire guidance, To understand a proverb and an enigma, The words of the wise and their riddles. The fear of Yahweh is the beginning of knowledge; Ignorant fools despise wisdom and discipline.
Objective of the Proverbs
Objective of the Proverbs
To Know
To Know
Wisdom
Wisdom
The proper application of knowledge that has been gained through research and observation.
The proper application of knowledge that has been gained through research and observation.
Discipline
Discipline
Verbal confrontation
Verbal confrontation
A warning is given, a discussion between two or more people with which a prophecy is presented of a consequence that will result from decisions that are made.
A warning is given, a discussion between two or more people with which a prophecy is presented of a consequence that will result from decisions that are made.
Physical altercation
Physical altercation
Physical pain as a result of decisions made. Pain can be a result of the contractions of muscle, or rods on the back.
Physical pain as a result of decisions made. Pain can be a result of the contractions of muscle, or rods on the back.
Repetitive continuation
Repetitive continuation
Consistency with consequences.
Consistency with consequences.
To Understand
To Understand
Proper interpretation and definitions of the words being used within the Proverbs. Investigators and Philosophers.
Proper interpretation and definitions of the words being used within the Proverbs. Investigators and Philosophers.
To Receive
To Receive
Insight
Insight
The ability to predict an outcome before in occurs; prophecy, foretelling.
The ability to predict an outcome before in occurs; prophecy, foretelling.
Righteousness
Righteousness
“Good” deeds, “good” habits, “good” character.
“Good” deeds, “good” habits, “good” character.
Justice
Justice
The rendering of equal repayment for a lost, taken, or destroyed person, place, or thing.
The rendering of equal repayment for a lost, taken, or destroyed person, place, or thing.
Equity
Equity
A term developed by “ranchers” and cattle drivers describing the straight and narrow line by which cows would walk.
A term developed by “ranchers” and cattle drivers describing the straight and narrow line by which cows would walk.
To Give
To Give
Prudence to simple
Prudence to simple
Simple are those who lack education and experience. Naive - Children, the progression of knowledge.
Simple are those who lack education and experience. Naive - Children, the progression of knowledge.
By Listening
By Listening
The dissection of ideas through hearing and reading. Hearing is done through a verbal or oral presentation. Hearing by reading through written communication.
The dissection of ideas through hearing and reading. Hearing is done through a verbal or oral presentation. Hearing by reading through written communication.
By Acquiring
By Acquiring
Guidance to solve a mystery or puzzle of a person or thing. The removal of the difficulties to interpret.
Guidance to solve a mystery or puzzle of a person or thing. The removal of the difficulties to interpret.
Fear is the beginning
Fear is the beginning
“The unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm, an unwelcome happening.”
“The unpleasant emotion caused by the threat of danger, pain, or harm, an unwelcome happening.”
Yahweh - The proper name for God the Father. The beginning of wisdom is therefore, the unwelcoming happening of pain, harm, danger, and the anxiety of the power/providence/justice of God the Father.
Yahweh - The proper name for God the Father. The beginning of wisdom is therefore, the unwelcoming happening of pain, harm, danger, and the anxiety of the power/providence/justice of God the Father.
Ignorant Fools
Ignorant Fools
Individuals who are easily deceived, duped, and tricked. Individuals who are casual, lazy, and frivolous. Individuals who lack seriousness, depth, and empty-headed. Individuals who are reckless, rash, and are unwise. Individuals who are unaware, uninformed, discourteous, and easily angered.
Individuals who are easily deceived, duped, and tricked. Individuals who are casual, lazy, and frivolous. Individuals who lack seriousness, depth, and empty-headed. Individuals who are reckless, rash, and are unwise. Individuals who are unaware, uninformed, discourteous, and easily angered.
Ignorant comes from the French and Latin word to intentionally disregard. These individuals blatantly and intentionally disregard God and knowledge. They fail to consider the judgments of God, consequences of their decisions, and the gravity of their position.
Ignorant comes from the French and Latin word to intentionally disregard. These individuals blatantly and intentionally disregard God and knowledge. They fail to consider the judgments of God, consequences of their decisions, and the gravity of their position.