A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Have you ever done something nice for someone even though they didn't deserve it? Somebody named Jesus spent his life doing just that. We don't win over our enemies by wielding weapons, but instead by YEILDING them. Maybe buy them a lunch instead of attacking them with a lance. Remember, the enemies that Jesus forgave were the very same people that crucified him. Today's reading is...
A Proverb a Day Keeps the Police Away! Join me as we read through the book of Proverbs in the Message Version this month! Have you ever done something nice for someone even though they didn't deserve it? Somebody named Jesus spent his life doing just that. We don't win over our enemies by wielding weapons, but instead by YEILDING them. Maybe buy them a lunch instead of attacking them with a lance. Remember, the enemies that Jesus forgave were the very same people that crucified him. Today's reading is packed full of wisdom, insight, and good instruction for living to keep you on the right path! I'm not pushy or preachy, I'm just glad that you are here!
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Robert Shares Insights on Proverbs 25 – The Right Word at the Right Time [SUMMARY]: The speaker, Robert, thanks his followers for tuning in to Set Free 24-7, a daily series where he reads a Proverb and shares his thoughts. He encourages his audience to add the Bible into their lives at least four times a week, citing positive changes such as less swearing, drinking, and cheating on one's spouse.
The speaker, Robert, thanks his followers for joining him on his 25-day streak of reading a Proverb a day. He mentions a study that shows adding the Bible in at least four times a week can lead to positive changes in one's life, such as less swearing, drinking, and cheating. He then continues with a summary of Proverbs 25, which includes wise sayings of King Solomon about the right word at the right time, the importance of removing the wicked from leadership, and the value of reliable friends and gentle speech.
The section titled A Person Without Self Control warns against indulging in excess and emphasizes the importance of self-control. The conversation continues with a discussion on Proverbs Chapter 25, focusing on the theme of being kind to enemies and not jumping to conclusions. The conversation also touches on a study that highlights the benefits of being kind and sharing faith with others.
The group then delves into the wise sayings of King Solomon in the chapter, discussing topics such as leadership, jumping to conclusions, and the importance of reliable friends. The conversation ends with a mention of the section titled A Person Without Self Control. The conversation continues with a discussion of Proverbs chapter 25. The importance of speaking the right words at the right time is emphasized and the benefits of following this practice are highlighted.
The conversation then moves on to discuss various verses from the chapter, including the importance of not outstaying your welcome with friends, not trusting double-crossers, and showing kindness to enemies. The importance of not jumping to conclusions is also discussed.
[CHAPTERS] [00:00:00] Reflections on Proverbs 25: A Daily Dose of the Bible with Set Free 24-7
[00:00:59] "Professional Writer Discusses Proverbs Chapter 25 and a Study on Positive Behaviors"
[00:03:35] "Reflections on Proverbs 25: Lessons on Relationships and Dealing with Enemies"
[00:07:00] Reflections on the Power of Words: A Discussion on Proverbs Chapter 25
[QUOTES] Offering lunch instead of a lance. The other verses that stood out to me were, number eight, don't jump to conclusions. There may be a perfectly good explanation for what you just saw. This next section is titled A Person Without Self Control. When you're given a box of candy, don't gulp it all down. Eat too much chocolate, and you'll make yourself sick.
So there are also these proverbs of Solomon collected by the scribes of Hezekiah, king of Judah. Like the horizons for breadth and the ocean for depth. The understanding of a good leader is broad and deep. Less swearing, less drinking, less cheating on your spouse, all sorts of good things. I mean, and then all the things that went up were like sharing your faith with others, being kind, all those good things.
