ADDBIBLE, Audio Daily Devotion

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According to Ecclesiastes 3, there is a time for everything under heaven. These lines have been made famous in various songs. Do you believe God is actively timing out your life? Do you trust Him to do so?

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Today, we are in Ecclesiastes 2, the vanity of self-indulgence, the vanity of living wisely, and the vanity of toil. If you had “it” all, would “it” make you happy?

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Today, we begin the Book of Ecclesiastes. The theme of Ecclesiastes is the necessity of fearing God in a fallen and, therefore, frequently confusing and frustrating world. Human beings have longed to find out about God and try to understand His ways, but we cannot because He is God and we are not.

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In Proverbs 31, we learn the attributes of kings and being an excellent wife.

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We know Proverbs 30 was most likely not written by Solomon but could have been written by Agur son of Jakeh, but his identity is really unknown.

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Proverbs 29 is the last chapter of the section we began in Proverbs 25. In Proverbs 25:1 we read, “These also are proverbs of Solomon which the men of Hezekiah king of Judah copied.” Are you stiff-necked toward the things of God? Do you wonder if you can get to the point of no return?

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Allen J. Huth read Proverbs 28 in Indonesia, like a few other Proverbs in this devotion. Here he shares more confessions of faith in the largest Muslim nation on earth. Have you ever shared your faith? Have you ever been used of the Lord to lead someone to Christ?

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Proverbs 27 contains a very famous verse related to men. See if you can find it. Do you have a best friend? Does he or she sharpen you?

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Proverbs 26 describes the fool. Are you foolish? At times, do you act unwise? We all do.

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Today. we begin a new section in the Book of Proverbs, starting with chapter 25. I refer to my English Standard Version Study Bible about this new section in Proverbs. “The present form of the book of Proverbs came into existence, at earliest, in the reign of Hezekiah (reigned in 715-686 B.C.) Hezekiah is credited with reviving Judah’s religious traditions A new, expanded edition of Solomonic proverbs was apparently part of the revival” (p. 1178). What the footnote is saying is, “These (Proverbs 25-29) also are the proverbs of Solomon which the men of Hezekiah king of Judah copied” (v. 1). Yet, these next five Proverbs are different than the first twenty-four we looked at.