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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.
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Proverbs 24 instructs us how to build a house. You may not be a physical builder but you most likely are, or were, a builder of a family. Did you build, or are you building, your house on wisdom? How?
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Proverbs 23 covers wealth, child discipline, and drunkenness. Should Christians drink?
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Proverbs 22 has a famous verse about raising children. See if you can find it. It also speaks of borrowing and debt. Are you over-extended?
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Proverbs 21 is filled with wisdom to live life. Are you relying on your wisdom or godly wisdom?
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Proverbs 20 asks, “Who can say, ‘I have made my heart pure; I am clean from my sin?’” (v. 9). Many think they are a “good person”. How good is good enough to get into heaven?
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Proverbs 19 encourages us to seek knowledge, get sense, and keep understanding. All that is very useful when you understand your purpose. Why are you sojourning on the earth?
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Proverbs 18 admonishes us not only to speak, but to listen. Are you better at talking or listening?
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In Proverbs 17, Solomon reminds us God tests our hearts. Do you respond with a cool spirit?
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Proverbs 16 contains Allen's theme verse for life. See if you can pick it out. Do you have a theme verse for your life?
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